A complete unknown. This lovely plant has been growing in our collection for at least 20 years without an identification. A long, leafy, almost fasciculata looking plant that produces striking yellow-orange multi-branched inflorescence.

A Paul Isley hybrid of balbisiana x exserta. 

Deep glossy green color and a light purple veneer, with symmetrical, well spaced, green spots. Prefers to be grown on the drier side. Little upright rosettes to 6 inches across of about ten, inch-wide leaves, with growth on short stolons. A nice plant for growing in clumps. No leaf blush at anthesis. Flowers are white.

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A cultivar of Dyckia dawsonii x 'Golem'. This one has narrow leaves with prominent, hooked spines, bronzy green leaves with lighter spines . Rosettes up to 12 inches or more in diameter are produced, with many leaves. 

A hybrid of Dyckia 'Mercury' f2 originating at Michael's Bromeliads. A large growing plant of burgundy green leaves that develop a silver scurf as the plant grows larger. The rosette is flat measuring to 18 inches when mature. The leaves are wide with large spines. Grows best in bright light or full sun. A grex mate of Dyckia 'Battle Axe' 

Beautiful cross of T. rothii x concolor with the plant reaching a height and diameter of 12 inches.

This hybrid is from Lisa Vinzant. A compact tube of green with flaring leaves that have a speckled pattern of white. Matures at 14 inches tall. Looks best grown in bright light in a hanging pot or mounted.

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A not-so-scary orange ceramic Halloween jack-o-lantern planter with dark green leaves. Perfect for your favorite small tillandsia. Measures 3" tall, includes a drain hole.

Select the pumpkin by itself or add a fun tillandsia "hat" for only $1.00!

Large growing to 16 inches across. Glossy burgundy green with light scurfing. A rosette of broadly triangular leaves that taper to a sharp point. Marginal spines are stout and pronounced. Brows best in bright light to full sun.

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This Tropiflora hybrid definitely came out looking more like the H. coerulea parent, with semi-stiff, green, grassy leaves. The leaf margins, although 'spineless', are very sharp and can give a swift ’paper cut’ to the unwary. For something unusual, give one a try!

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This is a cross from 2 superb species. A medium to large growing plant with rosettes reaching 10 to 12 inches. The gun metal gray leaves are covered with a light gray scurf and have large spines along the edges.

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