Tillandsia air plants, Staghorn ferns and Other plants.

Tillandsia walter-richteri Weber, J. Brom. Soc 34: 102-3, 130. 1984
A Tillandsia argentina C. H. Wright 1907 

This natural hybrid - Tillandsia ionantha x schiedeana was given the species name of T. x rectifolia. This has been in collections for a long ti…

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

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…

Distribution: MEXICO; and the WEST INDIES to COLOMBIA; VENEZUELA;.

Habitat: Epiphytic,, 50-1800 m. Elev.

Distribution: USA: Texas; MEXICO: Tamaulipas

Habitat: epiphytic in scattered oak forest

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Distribution: BOLIVIA to BRAZIL; UIRUGUAY

Habitat: Saxicolous, 875-2650 m. Elev.

This particular species of Tillandsia features foliage that tapers to a very fine tip. The air plant exhibits a distinctive curl that gives it great shape. Blooms with pink and blue 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 …

Small clusters or single plants of this prolific species. Produces a tall branched red inflorescence with white tubular flowers.

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

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