Air Plant Expert

Tillandsia Didisticha has one of the most impressive inflorescences of any species of air plant. The bloom spikes are arranged parallel to each other and present a distinctive pyramidal shape. The flowering stalk is long-lasting and can often reach twice the height of the plant.

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Tillandsia Concolor is often praised for its vibrant ruby-red flowers and stunning green and cherry-red floral bracts. It’s no wonder this air plant is so popular, it’s truly magnificent when blooming.

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Tillandsia Chiapensis’s name is derived from the Southern Mexican state of Chiapas, its native habitat. This air plant has a slow growth rate. However, its soft, velvety leaves with thick grey-green foliage are worth the wait.

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Tillandsia Caput-medusae is a versatile air plant with curved and twisting silvery-green leaves. The distinctive appearance resembles the snake-like hair of the Greek legend Medusa. Hence, this air plant is often called Medusa’s head, or the Octopus plant.

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Tillandsia Aeranthos has stiff, sharp leaves that grow upward in a cone-like fashion with a randomized rosette. It’s a reliable and spectacular bloomer and has a caulescent stem.

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A simple air plant terrarium. How to grow Tillandsia within glass walls.
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Glass sphere terrariums for Tillandsia.
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Succulents and air plants.
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Are air plants toxic to cats?
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Do dogs eat air plants?
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Spanish Moss growing on trees in a local park.

Misting air plants is a great way to increase the humidity around them.
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