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Tillandsia capitata ‘Peach’ (Mexico) - Capitata Peach Airplant

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Tillandsia capitata ‘Peach’ (Mexico) is a dynamic spectacle amongst air plants with its native roots tracing back to Mexico. Intriguingly unique, this perennial transforms its foliage from a cool silvery-green to a radiant peach hue as it matures, turning heads in its prime. Its formation is a feast for the eyes as well, as it charmingly forms a rosette-shaped cluster of elegantly arching, handle-shaped leaves. Its dramatic climax arrives in flowering season when it births a bold display of vibrant purple flowers, elevating the peachy foliage with a stunning contrast. The Capitata Peach Airplant, while exceptionally eye-catching, remains a humble tenant in your landscape decor, demanding only minimal water, no soil, and thriving most in a halo of indirect sunlight. This resilient air plant delivers on aesthetics while retaining an easy maintenance regimen, making it an ideal pick for budding garden enthusiasts and veteran plant owners alike.

  • Size: Varies, tends to form a rosette shape
  • Flowers: Vibrant purple flowers that grow from the center
  • Foliage: Leaves change from Silver-green to Peach-pink when mature
  • Water usage: Minimal
  • Sun exposure: Bright, indirect sunlight
  • Soil Requirement: No soil needed
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