Tillandsia air plants, Platycerium staghorn ferns and Other plants.

The ionantha tall velvet air plants have a unique hour glass curved look to them.  Typically they start out wide at the bottom and curve in towa…

This Mexican species is a lithophyte (grows on rocks) and forms large colonies in nature. Theycan be mounted on cork to form a wonderful cascading cl…

Tillandsia Montana Thick Leaf is an air plant with dense deep green leaves in a vertical pattern. The stiff foliage grows in a bushy form, which make…

This dwarf Palacea  grows in a vertical form with stubby fuzzy leaves. Tillandsia Enano is similar to Tillandsia Tectorum as they are both cover…

This form of Houston is similar to compact green but has more of an upright growth with a longer inflorescence. They are very beautiful and easy to grow plants.

T. hitchcockiana has grey leaves with a stiff body. Native from Ecuador to Peru.
This species is stoloniferous producing vigorously from offsets at th…

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

Platycerium hillii is a species of staghorn fern in the genus Platycerium. It is found in Australia

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

Origin and Habitat: Tillandsia xiphioides is indigenous to Bolivia, Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, and northern Argentina.
Altitude range: 700-2,700 meter…

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.

This hybrid has stiffer leaves with a more compact look.
When exposed to high bright light conditions, plants will blush a dark purple with some dotte…