Tillandsia air plants

9 INCH - Tillandsia xerographica is one of the largest Tillandsia species, which is why it has gotten a nickname King of Air Plants.

The plant itself …

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

Tillandsia aeranthos bergeri, often referred to just as Tillandsia bergeri, or simply bergeri, is native to Argentina. Part of the Bromeliad family, …

Tillandsia gardneri is native to Trinidad & Tobago, Colombia, eastern Brazil (as far south as Rio Grande do Sul) and Venezuela. They grows as an …

Tillandsia aeranthos bergeri, often referred to just as Tillandsia bergeri, or simply bergeri, is native to Argentina. Part of the Bromeliad family, …

Tillandsia purpurea is a diverse species. It’s South American range is vast and through its range, the plants vary in form and size. Tillandsia purpu…

Origins: Created by M. Patterson, Australia

Bloom: Long, thin, deep green to purple infloresensce with violet colored mildly fragrant flowers

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This Tillandsia Capillaris clump makes a unique looking plant by itself or in a glass terrarium. The coral-like leaves grow in branch form to give th…

Tillandsia Hammeri is a tall grassy looking airplant which has long needle-like leaves.  Similar in appearance and as easy to care for…

Tillandsia bartramii can also be found in Georgia, South Carolina and Tamaulipas, Mexico.

• FORM: 'Sparkler' is a large, showy hybrid air plant. It's leave are straight, smooth, and a shiny deep green. When in bloom, this species sends a lon…

Origins: Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina

Bloom: Short, small inflorescence that produces tiny yellow flowers with very faint purple flecks 

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