Tillandsia air plants, Platycerium staghorn ferns and Other plants.

Native to Costa Rica and Mexico, Catopsis morreniana is a rare bromeliad. The green, silvery leaves, have lighter, almost translucent edges. It sprea…

RARE - This unique plant has very fragrant flowers that are bright purple. It clumps readily even before it blooms. It has large tectorum like tricho…

Tillandsia acosta-solisii is a species of plant in the family Bromeliaceae. It is endemic to Ecuador. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropica…

Description: Tillandsia aeranthos is an epiphytic species. It forms a dense cushion about 30 cm tall with scaly, silver-green leaves. The flowers are…

The Tillandsia andreana is a wispy, unique looking air plant which originates from Colombia. The Tillansia andreana air plants have compact bases and…

Native distribution: Tillandsia 'Halley's Comet' is a cultivar of Tillandsia baileyi, which is a species plant native to southern Texas in the USA an…

Plant has soft, paper-like leaves that will grow a pendulous bloom spike with yellow flowers.
Base of plant has a darker shade of brown, which is NOT …

Origins: Costa Rica

Bloom: Foliage turns deep red/maroon during bloom and produces several purple flowers from center of plant

Ideal for: Indoors/…

Origins: Manmade hybrid

Bloom: Short, compound inflorescence with deep pink/reddish bracts and purple tubular flowers

Ideal for: Indoors/Outdoors …

Origins: Mexico

Bloom: Long, compound inflorescence with reds and yellows in the many floral bracts and pale purple tubular flowers

Ideal for:&nbs…

Tillandsia Bandensis is an unusual looking air plant that fans out like a coral. The dark purple leaves grow densely around the base to form nice clusters

This is a unique form of capillaris as it has tiny rose colored flowers. The leaves are quite succulent. It is an easy species to grow.