Tillandsia air plants, Platycerium staghorn ferns and Other plants.

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 …

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

The plant itself is relati…

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…

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