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| Tillandsias, commonly referred to as air plants, are unique plants that can thrive without soil or a root structure. They are extremely easy to care for and adapt very well to new environments making them great for both indoor and outdoor. |
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Pruning Tips: Tillandsias pups can be removed to start new offsets. Once tillandsias begin to outgrow the container, we recommend splitting them. |
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Fertilizing: We recommend fertilizing your tillandsia if the leaves begin to turn yellow or color is off. We recommend a tillandsia or air plant fertilizer. |
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Lighting: Tillandsias enjoy filtered sunlight and love air circulation and breezy locations. |
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Temperature Requirements: Tillandsias are extremely tolerant of dry and hot conditions. They do not require a root system. |
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Watering Requirements: We recommend watering your Tillandsias with bottled or filtered water on a daily basis simply by showering it briefly. The leaves of the Tillandsia plant will change to a green color to indicate proper hydration. If watering on a weekly basis, submerge the Tillandsia in water for up to an hour, then remove. |
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Repotting: Tillandsias do not require planting to survive. |
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Indoor / Outdoor: Tillandsias can thrive both indoor and outdoor with the appropriate lighting requirements. |