Tillandsia ixioides is an attractive, small, epiphyte air plant that forms rosettes of erect, very stiff, silver leaves growing in a symmetrical rosette. The leaves are densely covered with white scales on two sides that gather water and nutrients for
Tillandsia guelzii (Air plant) is an ornamental epiphyte bromeliad that forms dense rosettes up to 8 inches high, 10 inches wide with numerous leaves. The scape is upright or slightly bent over, long or shorter than the leaf rosette, covered
Tillandsia gardneri (Air plant) is an ornamental, perennial epiphyte bromeliad that forms a small rosette only 5 – 10 inches high and wide, with numerous leaves. The leaves are triangular to filiform acuminate, without distinction between sheath and blade, silvery
Tillandsia crocata is the most popular scented air plant. It is a short-stemmed, xerophyte epiphytic or saxicolous bromeliad. It has tough, linear, attenuate, involute, stems like, semi-cylindrical, silvery grey-green leaves up to 6 inches long and spreading through a few
Tillandsia duratii is an ornamental, perennial epiphyte bromeliad that can grow up to 24 to 39 inches tall. The leaves are polystichous, long, narrowly triangular, thick, rigid, pungent, and involute, densely covered by grey hairs. In nature, Tillandsia duratii quite
Tillandsia paucifolia (Potbelly air plant) is bulbous, large, single or clusters and normally have five to ten leaves which are many-ranked, recurved to twisted, silvery gray to grayish-scaly in color, and are short with tapered ends. The leaves are covered
Tillandsia circinnata is an attractive flowering air plant. It has stiff, silvery, strongly contorted leaves coiling around a pseudobulb. The whole plant is covered in silvery scurf, with hints of green and pastels when wet. When in bloom, the upper
Tillandsia australis is a large, attractive, ornamental bromeliad which can be grown as both a huge saxicolous or occasionally epiphyte monocarpic bromeliad. It forms a star-shaped rosette and the foliage of the rosette overlaps basally to forms a reservoir, in
Tillandsia aeranthos (Air plant) is one of the most beautiful flowering air plants. It has small, scaly, grey-green leaves that form a dense cushion that grows up to 12 inches tall. It produces dark blue flowers and emerges from rosy
Striped blushing bromeliad is an attractive, evergreen perennial herbaceous epiphytic bromeliad that offsets readily to form a nice clump. It has a very short stocky stem. The foliage of the rosette is funnel-shaped, spreading, rather flat, broader than tall, about
Tillandsia ixioides is an attractive, small, epiphyte air plant that forms rosettes of erect, very stiff, silver leaves growing in a symmetrical rosette. The leaves
Tillandsia guelzii (Air plant) is an ornamental epiphyte bromeliad that forms dense rosettes up to 8 inches high, 10 inches wide with numerous leaves. The
Tillandsia gardneri (Air plant) is an ornamental, perennial epiphyte bromeliad that forms a small rosette only 5 – 10 inches high and wide, with numerous
Tillandsia crocata is the most popular scented air plant. It is a short-stemmed, xerophyte epiphytic or saxicolous bromeliad. It has tough, linear, attenuate, involute, stems