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Tropiflora - Bromeliads, Air Plant (Tillandsias) exotic plants! Tropiflora Succulent Mix – While we call this our ‘succulent mix’ we use this for many more things around the nursery Succulents thrive in it under our rather wet, humid conditions and so do many plants such as terrestrial bromeliads, tuberous Arums, and others
BROMELIADS – Tropiflora Tropiflora is Florida's Original Bromeliad nursery, since 1976 We offer a large variety of top quality bromeliads with a focus on collector-grade Neoregelias Bulk wholesale discounts available
AIR PLANTS (TILLANDSIAS) – Tropiflora Love Tropiflora! "Close (esc)" Tillandsia flexuosa Florida 7875 Regular price $45 00 Save $-45 00 The Florida native form of this widespread species which has a range that runs from Florida and the Bahamas to Northern South America An upright, tubular, vase-shaped plant with broadly tapering, spiraled leaves
Shop All Products – Tropiflora Tropiflora sells sturdy, four wire, rust-resistant, galvanized steel wire hangers A permanent hanging hook is formed at one end and the other ends are straight, ready to be bent into the type of hook needed to hang your basket or pot
Tillandsia Red Robin - Tropiflora Tillandsia ‘Red Robin’ (T streptophylla 'Red' Belize (ex Bob Spivey) x T streptophylla 'Red' (ex Steve Correale) is a Tropiflora cultivar by Ray Lemieux, resulting from a series of crosses between several Tillandsia streptophyllas originating in Belize
Hylaeaicum pendulum v. brevifolium – Tropiflora When I unboxed Ms Hylaeaicum, my partner gasped and said, “What a beauty!” Brilliant red vase, filled with tiny white flowers Gleaming green foliage Even several incipient offsets! She’s smallish, but full of charm and potential Go, Hylaeaicum! Go Tropiflora!!