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Tillandsia Funckiana

  • Description
  • Light/Soil/Water
  • Hardiness
  • Tillandsia Funckiana’s little species from Venezuela. It has long stems that twist and curve and are covered with thin, needle-like leaves. When in bloom, it will spike and flower and will produce a beautiful and vibrant orange-red coloring. Which is a rarer color for air plants.

    Small Clump ► Mother with 2+ pups
    Medium Clump ► Mother with 4+ pups
    Large Clump ► Mother with 6+ pups

    All of the plants may be shipped bare root.
  • Tillandsia funckiana requires good light and can enjoy full sun. Place the plant very close to a window indoors in the winter and preferably outside the summer in a bright or sunny situation.

    No soil is needed. Sand, sea glass, rocks, pebbles & bark chips can be used instead of soil.

    Two or three times a week in summer, one or two times a week in winter according to the luminosity and the ambient humidity.
  • USDA Zone 9b (25 °F) to 11(40 °F)
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Description

  • Description
  • Light/Soil/Water
  • Hardiness
  • Tillandsia Funckiana’s little species from Venezuela. It has long stems that twist and curve and are covered with thin, needle-like leaves. When in bloom, it will spike and flower and will produce a beautiful and vibrant orange-red coloring. Which is a rarer color for air plants.

    Small Clump ► Mother with 2+ pups
    Medium Clump ► Mother with 4+ pups
    Large Clump ► Mother with 6+ pups

    All of the plants may be shipped bare root.
  • Tillandsia funckiana requires good light and can enjoy full sun. Place the plant very close to a window indoors in the winter and preferably outside the summer in a bright or sunny situation.

    No soil is needed. Sand, sea glass, rocks, pebbles & bark chips can be used instead of soil.

    Two or three times a week in summer, one or two times a week in winter according to the luminosity and the ambient humidity.
  • USDA Zone 9b (25 °F) to 11(40 °F)