A lovely hybrid of concolor x xerographica by Paul Isley. With the xerographica parent showing, this plant is on C.I.T.E.S. 

C.I.T.E.S. - No Export

A nice mini Neo hybrid by Sam Smith. Green when young then turns red all over with tiny yellow dots in the center of the plant. The cup color at anthesis is red.

*Domestic shipping only

Bill Timm’s hybrid of (fasciculata x capitata). An open rosette of arching, moderately stiff, purplish leaves with an inflorescence consisting of a scape with a cluster of short, purplish branches. The primary bracts are leaf-like and blush reddish purple at anthesis. A fairly large and robust plant. 

Tillandsia 'Serval' (Red)

A robust form of this caulescent species from Brazil grows to about 8 inches long but can exceed 12 inches. Stiff, reddish leaves make this a handsome species and it easily forms large clusters. The inflorescence has pink bracts and white flowers. Both an epiphyte and lithophyte in habitat, it does well mounted or simply suspended from a string or wire.

This is a form of aeranthos that is quite different than most. It is big, bigger by quite a bit from any other form we have seen. The leaves are narrowly triangular, about 4 inches long, dark gray and very stiff. In inflorescence is stout, light pink, silvery with light blue flowers. We do not know the exact wild origins, but typically aeranthos is found in the ‘southern cone’ countries of South America. The picture tells the story, it’s a big beauty!

An interesting species hailing from Bahia Brazil described in 1993.  The plant is very similar to Cryptanthus bahianus being stoloniferous, having stiff, narrow leaves with undulating margins, and colored a brownish-copper, but less succulent in nature.  A mature plant can attain a diameter of 10-inches.

This is the Type form ex Elton Leme.

A native to Southern Madagascar. Alluaudia humbertii is a deciduous, succulent, small tree or large shrub native to semi-arid scrubland and thorn forests. Mature plants can reach 16-20 feet tall and equally as wide with a stout trunk and freely branched habit. The slender branches have thin, grey bark, range in form from procumbent to arched to upright, and are covered in spines reaching 0.75" long. Small, rounded, succulent leaves reaching 0.75" in diameter emerge from the branches during the rainy season and are dropped by the plant during the dry season. 

C.I.T.E.S. - No export, sorry.

(C. ‘Diverse Pink’ x ‘Cascade’) This is an outstanding Jim Irvin hybrid of exceptional merit. In his words "A vigorous and superb hot-pink plant with chartreuse mixed in.  Giant and full, with lots of leaves.  A ‘must have’ plant."

*VIPP plants are Offsets

One of us! One of us! Now you can look just as stylish as we do and represent your favorite nursery, Tropiflora!  

Our U.S. Flag variant shirts are a cool, 100% polyester - perfect for working outside on your plants.

LOWEST PRICE EVER!

This is one of Dennis Heckart's creations. The cross is Billbergia sanderiana x Billbergia vittata 'Domingos Martin'. Characteristics of both parents come through when looking at this plant. The leaves are medium green in color. The leaves are banded and spotted with white. Noticeable black spines occur along the leaf edges. At anthesis the inflorescence is a pink pendant.