Tillandsia balbisiana
Time flies by so quickly! It’s already the end of the month and I have yet to put up a post this month. In keeping with my resolution of restarting … Continue reading
Rekindling my love affair
Hello everyone. I am baaaack. Yay! I don’t even know where to begin. I was looking at my last post and it was a good 4.5 years ago!!! Well, what … Continue reading
Tillandsia flexuosa
Tillandsia flexuosa was one of those plants I got simply because I was fascinated by the way it pupped, but more on that later. It can be found growing naturally … Continue reading
Tillandsias in Bloom
A slightly belated happy new year to everyone! First of, my apologies for being MIA these past few months, but I am back and hopefully I will be updating more … Continue reading
Tillandsia seleriana x Tillandsia ionantha (update 2)
I learnt something new this week, and that is that Tills apparently make a very good chew toy for cats! My seleriana x ionantha was growing very well indeed, and … Continue reading
Before and After
Now Tillandsias are pretty amazing in my book, but they are most definitely not the fastest growing plants around, which is why I like to take pictures of my plants … Continue reading
Tillandsia ionantha ‘Druid’
I was going through my previous posts recently and I realised I have yet to write on T. ionantha, which is just plain wrong. A blog on Tills that makes … Continue reading
Tillandsia Houston Cotton Candy (stricta x recurvifolia)
As promised to a reader, Jonathan, I am putting up a short post on Tillandsia Houston Cotton Candy. This is a cultivar of Tillandsia Houston (my original post on this … Continue reading
Tillandsia seleriana x Tillandsia ionantha (update)
I initially wrote a post about this hybrid plant back in April, and you can find the post here. As you can see it was a single plant which had … Continue reading
Tillandsia Houston (stricta x recurvifolia)
Tillandsia Houston is yet another hybrid plant I somehow came to own despite not favouring hybrids, being a cross between T. stricta and T. recurvifolia (formerly known as T. meridionalis). … Continue reading
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