Tillandsia air plants

Tillandsia markusii (AKA T argentina var. Major)

Previously also sold as Tillandsia argentina var Major

Tillandsia melanocrater tricolor gets the designation “tricolor” because of the constantly changing colors of its leaves. When exposed to sunlight, T…

Tillandsia Mima Chilitensisis a drought-tolerant air plant with silvery green stiff leaves. This air plant gets a light blush of purple when grown in…

This Mexican species is a lithophyte (grows on rocks) and forms large colonies in nature. Theycan be mounted on cork to form a wonderful cascading cl…

Tillandsia Montana Thick Leaf is an air plant with dense deep green leaves in a vertical pattern. The stiff foliage grows in a bushy form, which make…

MOUSE TAIL- Distribution: From central Bolivia ( Dept Cochabamba) along the Andes to Mid Argentina ( Prov, Mendoza and Prov. Cordoba)

Distribution: BRAZIL; Rio de Janeiro,

Habitat: saxicolous on granitic walls

A GIANT CAULESCENT FROM FROM PERU, GROWING OVER A FOOT LONG, WITH SILVERY LEAVES AND LARGE PURPLE FLOWERS.

Tillandsia Paleacea is native to Columbia, Chile, Bolivia, and Peru where it grows on desert sands at altitudes of sea level up to 3,000m. This is a …

This dwarf Palacea  grows in a vertical form with stubby fuzzy leaves. Tillandsia Enano is similar to Tillandsia Tectorum as they are both cover…

Tillandsia Paleacea is native to Columbia, Chile, Bolivia, and Peru where it grows on desert sands at altitudes of sea level up to 3,000m. This is a …

The blades of T. paucifolia are more succulent, stiffer and straighter than other Tillandsia species. The color of T. paucifolia is normally lettuce-…