🌵 VIPP SPECIALS 🌵
Tillandsia 'Pink Sensation'
8541
Tillandsia 'Pink Sensation' (streptophylla x brachycaulos)
Tillandsia 'Ragtime'
8576
Tillandsia 'Ragtime' (abdita x concolor 'Red Prince') Beautiful bright red color when in bloom.
Beautiful plant nice size and in beautiful condition
Shipped fast
Been buying for years here
Tillandsia bulbosa forma alba
164
A beautiful yellow-blushing form with white flowers, that we found in Costa Rica back in 2002 on a trip along with Chester Skotak and Hiroyuki Takizawa. We do not have many, even after all this time. It’s a little slower to grow than the typical form, but is worth the wait. SEL2002-0299
*VIPP plants are size small (approximately 2-3" tall)
Tillandsia chiapensis x 'Tropiflora'
4590
Tillandsia pruinosa 'Giant Form' Colombia
8223
This is a giant form of Tillandsia pruinosa from Colombia. It is like the smaller or regular forms except that it is larger and does not color up at anthesis as some forms do. It grows to nearly 12 inches tall with a thick base. It might resemble a slightly more slender Tillandsia seleriana due to its size but is a pruinosa for sure. Up right leaves and a bulbous base, all covered with heavy trichomes. Nice.
Tillandsia pseudomicans
3980
Tillandsia tectorum (clone #2)
8233
This is a superior clone of the species that has been grown in cultivation from seed! This is a long and arduous process for any Tillandsia and especially such relatively slow species as these. A species supremely adapted to the harsh climate of the nearly rain free canyons of interior southern Ecuador and northern Peru.
The plants, resembling cotton candy, are covered with a heavy coat of silver trichomes giving them an otherworldly appearance. In nature the plants use their trichomes to capture minute amounts of moisture from dew and frequent fogs which provide their major source moisture.
The inflorescence is a spike with a cluster of pink branches and blue flowers. After blooming the plants produce a cluster of offsets at the base of the inflorescence. The plants require bright light, good air movement and little watering in cultivation. Maintain in bright light up to full sun, watering weekly is good but the plants must dry quickly. Do not allow them to remain wet for extended periods.Â