Who knew these Tillandsias could have so much junk in their trunks? This collection includes some of our most bulbous Tillandsias, from miniatures to large growers! Buy this collection and you can tell your friends that "you've been travelling!"

SMALL COLLECTION

• Tillandsia streptophylla - 
• Tillandsia baileyi - 
• Tillandsia bulbosa - 
• Tillandsia caputmedusae - 
• Tillandsia pseudobaileyi - 

COMPLETE COLLECTION 

• Tillandsia streptophylla - 
• Tillandsia baileyi - 
• Tillandsia bulbosa - 
• Tillandsia caputmedusae - 
• Tillandsia pseudobaileyi - 
• Tillandsia pruinosa - 
• Tillandsia seleriana - 
• Tillandsia bulbosa 'Giant Form' - 
• Tillandsia butzii - 
• Tillandsia balbisiana - 

Each plant includes an identifying tag. 

NOTE: Plants are shipped not in bud/bloom, so you get to enjoy the full growth of the infloresence!

Tillandsia 'Sparkler' mounted on a nice piece of Malaysian driftwood. We've already attached the hook for you and this little beauty is ready to be hung up on your patio, under a tree, or even inside your house near a bright window!

*No export due to the wood, sorry

A choice hybrid from Mark Dimmit is an unusual cross of roseoscapa x bulbosa. Taking characteristics of both parents, it has an upright vase shape with a somewhat bulbous base. Grown 'hard' the bulbous base is more pronounced. The leaves are many, semi-terete, slightly undulating and green with a light gray scurf. The inflorescence is tall with long, leaf-like scape bracts that blush pink and a cluster of six or so fairly long, upright pink branches. Flowers are light blue. Easy to grow and long lasting in color.

A stunning hybrid of (chiapensis x tricolor) takes on the very best of both species. In general the shape is like that of tricolor, an open rosette of narrow, fairly stiff leaves. They differ from the wide leaves of chiapensis but take on the silvery coloration of that species. The inflorescence is taller than the foliage, with a central spike and three or four side branches, rather like the shape of the tricolor parent. The color is glossy red in the center with a dusting of silver trichomes towards the margins, which appear pink. Immature branches are yellow and flowers blue. A very colorful hybrid!

A hybrid of (brachycaulos x streptophylla) by Paterson. A plant of variable size that may flower from 5 to 10 inches tall. Somewhat bulbous and upright, the leaves are reddish and lepidote, blushing red at anthesis. The inflorescence is capitate with blue flowers.

This beautiful hybrid of (polystachia x capitata) by Steve Correale is a full rosette of recurving, light green leaves. An inflorescence with long red scape bracts and a cluster of glabrous, red-tipped green branches rises well above the foliage.

Bill Timm’s hybrid of (‘Tiki Torch’ x ‘Druid‘). An upright rosette with stiff, narrow leaves on a caulescent stem to about 6 inches long. The leaves are silvery with a slight blush of red at anthesis. (Red in spite of its yellow ‘Druid’ parent) The flowers are two toned, blue and white with red sepals. A nice plant.

A colorful hybrid of (capitata ‘Red’ x concolor ‘Cuicatlan’) by Bill Timm. Bill has been a prolific hybridizer of Tillandsias, creating quite a few unique crosses. This one is a medium sized plant about 12 inches tall when in bloom, with stiff glabrous green leaves in an open rosette shape. The inflorescence is about 6 inches tall with very long, stiff, scape bracts and a cluster of erect yellowish branches. The scape bracts and upper whorl or two of leaves blush deep reddish at anthesis. A colorful plant that will grow easily and add color to your collection.

A hybrid of (fasciculata (Mexico) x flabellata ‘Giant Red’) showing influence of both parents. A silvery-gray rosette of stiff, half-inch, tapering leaves in an open, arching rosette with an inflorescence of slender, upright, dark red branches. A showy, long-lasting beauty.

Mark Dimmit’s hybrid of the same grex as ‘Houston’, a stricta x recurvifolia cross. Larger than either parent, it has many silvery, semi-soft leaves in a full 8 inch rosette. The large semi-pendant inflorescence has bright rose-red bracts. A very showy plant!