Tillandsia pricelist
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Most of the plants we sell are at or very near to flowering size: if they are not, we specify the approximate size supplied. They are sent either bare-root, or glued to a small piece of wood or light bark depending on how they are grown in the nursery. If you want your plants to be all mounted, or not mounted, tell us in the comments section when you order. Or email us.
To see larger pictures of each plant, just click on the small pictures below.
Type A (cool, hardy)
These will grow outdoors in areas with light frosts provided they
have good air circulation to dry them out. Best grown in bright
filtered light with some overhead shelter such as trees, or under
the eaves of a building. Also
happy under Group B and C conditions.
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Tillandsia. aeranthos $9.00
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Tillandsia xiphioides Argentina, $11.50 NEW
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Tillandsia baileyi $9.00
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Tillandsia alvareziae $9.50
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Tillandsia Anwyl SB39 currently out of stock
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Tillandsia. bergeri $8.50
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Tillandsia caerulea $ 9.00
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Tillandsia caliginosa $9.50
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Tillandsia erubescens $9.00
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Tillandsia humilis currently sold out.
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Tillandsia magnusiana currently out of stock.
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Tillandsia seideliana $9.00
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Tillandsia mandonii $9.00
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Tillandsia matudae, Guatemala. currently sold out. |
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Tillandsia matudae, Mexico. currently out of stock. $9.50 |
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Tillandsia latifolia var. divaricata $9.50
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Tillandsia loliacea $9.00 NEW
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Tillandsia plagiotropica currently out of stock
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Tillandsia recurvata $8.50
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Tillandsia recurvata, white $9.00
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Tillandsia schiedeana $9.00
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Tillandsia usneoides $7.50, small hank.
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Tillandsia usneoides
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Tillandsia recurvifolia Paraguay, $9.50 currently out of stock |
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Tillandsia ixioides $9.50
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Tillandsia recurvifolia Brazil . $ 9.50 currently out of stock |
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Tillandsia 'White Spice' out of stock
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Tillandsia capillaris Argentina, $9.50
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Type B (intermediate)
Will normally tolerate very low night temperatures provided they are kept dry from late autumn until after frosts have finished in spring. With watering gradually reduced from March, so that the plants have slowed their growth right down by the time winter arrives, the plants will survive successive nights down to 0oC and occasional dips below that. Should grow safely in frost-free areas, but they will be slow over the winter and will grow and flower much better where night temperatures are in the minimum 5-10C range.
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Tillandsia No Animosity $15.00
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T. ionantha, Mexico $8.50 currently out of stock
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Tillandsia stricta $9.00
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Tillandsia tricholepis $9.00
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Tillandsia juncea $9.50
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Tillandsia andrieuxii currently out of stock
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Tillandsia tenuifolia Argentina $9.00
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Tillandsia gardneri currently out of stock
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Tillandsia montana Brazil, $9.00
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T. Bunny's Little Favourite $9.50
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Tillandsia cryptantha |
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Tillandsia tenuifolia
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Tillandsia scaposa currently out of stock
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Tillandsia landbeckii ssp. andina $9.00 |
Type C (warm)
Difficult to maintain at temperatures below 5oC,
and will grow much better with minimum night temperatures of 10oC.
(having said this, there will be enthusiasts who have grown them at
lower temperatures - but you need to be an experienced grower to
achieve this success).
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Tillandsia cyanea $9.50 BACK IN STOCK
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Tillandsia cyanea var tricolor currently out of stock
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T. wagneriana currently out of stock
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page updated July 1, 2017