Collection: Tillandsia Plants

Add Airy Elegance with Tillandsia Plants

Tillandsia, also known as air plants, are unique and soil-free wonders that absorb moisture and nutrients directly through their leaves. They cling to any surface, look great hanging or mounted, and bring a modern touch to your space. These low-maintenance plants are a great fit for those seeking easy-care greenery or looking to improve air quality with air-purifying plant options. You'll find a variety of striking types like Xerographica and Bulbosa, each with its own shape and color.

Care tip: Keep them in a well ventilated area for good airflow. Fertilize lightly once a month with a diluted, balanced fertilizer designed for air plants.

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Add Airy Elegance with Tillandsia Plants

Tillandsia, also known as air plants, are unique and soil-free wonders that absorb moisture and nutrients directly through their leaves. They cling to any surface, look great hanging or mounted, and bring a modern touch to your space. These low-maintenance plants are a great fit for those seeking easy-care greenery or looking to improve air quality with air-purifying plant options. You'll find a variety of striking types like Xerographica and Bulbosa, each with its own shape and color.

Care tip: Keep them in a well ventilated area for good airflow. Fertilize lightly once a month with a diluted, balanced fertilizer designed for air plants.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tillandsia plants need bright, indirect light for optimal growth. If the plant’s leaves are turning pale or yellow, it might not be getting enough light. Place your plant near a window with filtered light or use a grow light to ensure it gets sufficient exposure.

Overwatering Tillandsia plants can lead to rot, especially at the base of the leaves. If your plant feels soggy or mush. Ensure you allow the plant to dry completely after watering, and avoid letting it sit in water for long periods.

Misting your Tillandsia can be an option for maintenance, but soaking is more effective for proper hydration. If you mist the plant, make sure to do it daily in dry conditions, but soaking it for 20-30 minutes once a week is recommended for deep hydration.

You can mount Tillandsia plants on various surfaces such as wood, driftwood, or rocks using wire or glue. Be sure to attach the plant loosely to allow air circulation around it. Tillandsias thrive when air can move freely around their leaves.

Dry or crispy tips can be a sign of low humidity or underwatering. Tillandsia plants need higher humidity, especially in dry indoor environments. Increase the humidity by regularly misting or using a humidity tray, and make sure the plant is not in direct sunlight or drafty areas.