July Plant of the Month: Tillandsia Pringlei

July Plant of the Month: Tillandsia Pringlei

Plant of the Month – July: Tillandsia pringlei

This July, we’re featuring one of the most prolific clumping air plants around: Tillandsia pringlei. Known for its silvery foliage, graceful form, and ability to multiply over time, this species is a great choice for collectors who want an easy to grow air plant that is quick to multiply!

Why Choose Tillandsia pringlei?

Tillandsia pringlei stands out for its abundance. It produces multiple pups at the base throughout its life, often forming dense clusters of 10 or more plants. Over time, what starts as a single rosette can become a full, lush clump — no special tricks required.

Its narrow, soft leaves are covered in a fine layer of trichomes — tiny structures that give the plant a shimmering, silvery look while helping it absorb moisture and light efficiently. This natural coating not only adds visual appeal, but also helps the plant adapt to a variety of environments.

Eye-Catching Blooms

When mature, pringlei puts on a show with a vibrant pink bloom spike that’s topped with elegant white tubular flowers.

While the flowers themselves may only last a short while, the tall bloom spike lasts for several months before it begins to fade. The blooming process triggers even more pups — ensuring your plant will continue to expand over time.

Care Tips

  • Light: Prefers bright, indirect light. Outdoors, provide partial shade or filtered sun.
  • Water: Soak weekly or mist several times a week, depending on humidity. Always allow the plant to dry fully within 4 hours.
  • Airflow: Good circulation is key, especially after watering.

Now Available in Limited Quantities

Tillandsia pringlei is a favorite for anyone looking to create full, natural clumps over time. We’re offering this plant in two different sizes of clumps this month — available at a special price while supplies last.

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