NEW RELEASE!

A new release from Bryan Windham. One of the parents is Dyckia macedoi. Silver grey recurving succulent leaves that have lineations with white scurf and hooked spines. This one will grow to will grow to a width of 12 inches across.                                 

*Plants are recently potted

Decorative ceramic Autumn pumpkin planters, perfect for your favorite small tillandsia. This collection includes 4 pumpkins, one of each color as shown, for a set price of $24.99. Each planter measures 3" tall, includes a drain hole.

A cultivar of ( Pitcairnia smithiorum x Deuterocohnia brevispicata) by Bryan Windham. Nearly spineless, long, slender, green foliage covered with silver scurffing. Not sure how large this one will grow or what the inflorescence will look like.  Cultivate as a terrestrial bromeliad, bright shade, even moisture.

Check out our glossy ceramic pumpkin planter in cinnamon-orange, perfect for your favorite small tillandsia! Planter measure 4" W x 3" H and includes a drain hole. 

*Domestic shipping only

*Domestic shipping only

Tillandsia (formerly Vriesea) cereicola has stiff silver-gray leaves and grows in a more or less tight, upright rosette. The infloresences, an overall pink, can be simple or branched.  T. cereicola is stoloniferous and is fond of growing on cacti, hence the name.

*Domestic shipping only

Tillandsia capitata 'Peach' x tricolor -  We acquired this plant years ago from Bob Spivey.

This is a possibly natural hybrid of T. purpurea x straminea soft leaf we've had for a long time.

Is this a fragrant flowered plant? Honestly, I don't know. It is reported to be though I have never personally been able to detect a scent. Some people can though. At any rate, this Central American native is nice, with needle-fine leaves about 10 to 16 inches long, growing in little tufts. Light green to yellowish, they can blush reddish in strong light. Quarter inch, spreading white flowers are borne on a yellowish, branched inflorescence that is a little shorter than the leaves.

*VIPP clump is massive, with over 100 individual plants growing together and more than 20 years old. We'd like to keep the clump as it is so we are limiting this plant to domestic shipping only.

This species has been frequently confused with Tillandsia fasciculata. Plants of T. compressa that come from places other than the Caribbean are simply not. There are some forms of fasciculata and certainly others such as jalisco-monticola that have very inflated inflorescences, but they are only similar, not the same. Our plant is a form found in the Dominican Republic, with a large, open rosette shape and a massive inflorescence with several branches, all extremely inflated. The foliage is narrow, silvery gray and the inflorescence a stunning red and yellow with light violet flowers.

Clone of 3463#12 (I-X x 'Avalon') by RL Frasier. A nicely symmetrical plant with medium wide leaves to about 2.5 inches wide, apple green with white margination. The plant has few markings but takes on a pink wash. Cup color at anthesis is lavender.

*Domestic shipping only as leaves may have blemishes