Tillandsia air plants

These plants have recurring leaves and produce beautiful bight orange bloom spikes with white flowers.

Tillandsia Queroensis is a tall air plant with recurving leaves grow along the main stem. An air plant of this size makes a great hanging plant. This air plant is very easy to grow. 

The Tillandsia Reichenbachii originally grows in areas in Argentina and Bolivia on altitudes from sea level to 2100 meters. It is an unusual air plan…

• Etymology ] retortus in Latin (go around backwards)
• [ Classification ] genus https://trekgeo.net/t/0/0te.htm">Tillandsia - subgenus https://trekgeo.net/t/0/0tDe.htm">Diaphoranthema
• [ Synonyms ]
• Tillandsia caespitosa Gil…

With its thin, velvety leaves, the Tillandsia schiedeana air plants have a graceful appearance. When in bloom, these air plants will produce a bright…

This plant produces a red spike with yellow flowers. It also propagates vigorously, quickly forming a unique looking clump!

Tillandsia Setacea prefer sub tropic environments with warm and humid forests. It is widly distributed and found native in southwestern United States…

This airplant produces highly fragrant flowers over a long period of time. This form grows to be quite large, though not as big as the thick leaf for…

Tillandsia straminea dwarf. Graceful plant with a compact growth habit, produces very fragrant flowers.
Plants look similar to the standard straminea without obtaining the same large size.

Tillandsia streptocarpa is a species of flowering plant in the Bromeliaceae family.[2] This species is native to Bolivia, Peru, Argentina, Paraguay, …

The Tillandsia Stricta is an air plant that is native to Trinidad, Brazil, Venezuela, Paraguay, Uruguay, Guyana, and northern Argentina. This air pla…