This clone of Hohenbergia pennae was obtained in Brazil by Wally Berg some years ago and he called this clone ‘Super Select’ because of its shape and color. Native to Bahia, Brazil, the plants have the basic shape of bottle of Chianti wine; bulbous at the bottom, constricted at the neck and flaring at the top. The color is tannish-green, darkening with age and suffused with dark spots. The inflorescence is a rose colored scape with many compound branches with flowers that are basically greenish with purple petals. A choice clone with a little history.

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!

Good drainage is key for the health of a potted plant. Mesquite charcoal is free of chemical additives, slow to decompose, helps drainage, provides air circulation for orchids, and grabs onto nutrients and toxins in any mix it is incorporated into.

Black iron wreath in a pretty C-shape with a 4-inch pot. This sturdy wreath measures 24" x 24". Perfect to display your blooming bromeliads!

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 Monadenium rhizphorum, a  globose African succulent with a branching habit. Multiple short spineless branches create a mound-like effect. Has small green leaves with purple highlights. Easy to grow and attractive.

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This plant is a myrmecophyte or ant symbiotic, epiphytic species of the Rubiaceae. Widespread across Southeast Asia to Northern Australia, this clone came from a collection made at Mossman Gorge in Queensland, Australia. Hollow chambers provide housing for ant species.

One of Lisa Vinzant's colorful hybrids. The leaves are medium green and has cream variegation. As the plant grows it develops a glossy intense red veneer that is broken with spots of yellow white. Grows to a average of 20 inches across. Grows best in bright filtered light.

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This hybrid of (ampullacea x ‘Bright Spot’) by Paterson is an upright grower with inch wide leaves in a 10 inch high by 16 inch wide rosette on inch long stolons. The color is red with yellow-green mottling throughout. At anthesis the center colors slightly red.

*VIPP plants are Offsets

A hybrid that have been in cultivation for years. Unknown as to who the hybridizer is but rumors are it is from Mulford Foster. A large red plant with glossy leaves. Growing to a width of 26 inches and offsets on stolons. This one does best in bright filtered light.

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A small growing hybrid by Lisa Vinzant. Green with bright white albomarginated leaves. Light purple veneer occurs as the plant matures. Prefers bright filtered light.

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A colorful small plant with green leaves, washed with red and a sort of banded pattern. The cup flushes vivid red-purple in bloom. A nice windowsill-sized plant. The cross is  by Gary Hendrix Neoregelia princeps x ‘Fireball’ x ‘Peggy Pollard’.

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