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Tillandsia paleacea ssp. apurimacensisTillandsia paleacea ssp appurimacensis is a sub species of T. paleacea. It is named after the region Apurimac in Peru where it is found growing towards the sea in coastal deserts. It has soft furry, silver leaves and produces a flower spike with lovely scented, purple flowers. This species is slow growing but easy to keep in high light levels or full sun with regular misting and good air movement.

This plants likes bright light

The largest individual flowers of any Bromeliads that I grow

Tillandsia capillaris is a miniature species native to Southern and Western South America where it grows on scrub and Cacti

when it gets large enough to flower it turns an intense red color before producing lots of lovely purple flowers

a lovely silvery green in color

Aechmea 'Fosters Favorite' is a wonderful hybrid by Mulford Foster

Plants offered may or may not be in bud

I have just two specimen plants available

Neoregelia dungsiana x carcharodon Giant is a very choice Neoregelia hybrid

And some small ones as seen in the second photo

A wonderful little hybrid between two species

Aechmea cylindrata is very easy to grow in a pot with a normal Bromeliad mix of peat and potting bark