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This sundew is very particular in its general appearance, it reaches up to 40 cm in height, the most impressive of which are its leaves which we...€12.00 Price
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copy of Oaxacana presented No.1Beautiful presentation of Tillandsia o axacana ideal for highlighting this bromeliad native to Mexico. Water once a week , making sure the plant...€23.00 Pricepresented
copy of Ionantha var. ionantha presentedClean presentation of Tillandsia Ionantha var. ionantha ideal for highlighting this bromeliad native to Nicaragua.€14.00 Price
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copy of Tectorum presentedBeautiful presentation of Tillandsia tectorum ideal for highlighting this bromeliad native to the high mountains of the Andes, in Peru. Impressive,...€16.00 Pricestylidium
Stylidium adnateStylidium adnatum is a carnivorous plant native to Australia . Stylidium adnatum, a " trigger plant ," is recognizable by its clusters of pink to...€16.00 Price
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Tillandsia
Our Tillandsia
What is a Tillandsia?
Tillandsia are so-called epiphytic plants, meaning that they cling to organic supports (tree branches) but also inorganic ones (telephone cables, electrical cables, etc.) and " feed" on the ambient air ! Their leaves are covered with cells that allow them to absorb moisture, and runoff water provides them with the mineral salts they need.
Tillandsia are part of the Bromeliaceae family. They are found on the American continent, between Argentina, Brazil and the southern United States.
There are over 400 species ! All these plants are easily acclimatized in our climates as long as the temperature does not fall below 10°C (some species still resist -10°C!)
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Tillandsia tufted
Tillandsia clumps and large specimens are available in small numbers, grab them while they are online!