Tillandsia stricta ‘Black Tip’ is a variety of the air plant species Tillandsia stricta. It is known for its distinctive black tips on the leaves, which give it a unique and striking appearance. This variety of air plant is native to Mexico and Central America. It prefers bright, indirect light and high humidity. It is …
Isn’t it true that air plants survive on air? No, that’s not right! Air plants don’t need to be watered because they don’t grow in soil. While the plants can withstand prolonged drought, they will not develop or thrive and will finally die if water is in short supply. If you follow the instructions below …
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Tillandsia, or air plants, have seen a boom in popularity in recent years. This is due to the ease with which they grow, the distinctive and artistic displays they provide, and their propensity to grow in unorthodox settings. Their irresistible allure can infuse homes, offices, and other indoor spaces with a beautiful appearance and personality. …
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What Are The Easiest Air Plants To Take Care Of? Frankly, I’ve treated all my air plants in the same way, but I have had only the more common species. I have never really messed around with exotic or temperamental types. The only ones I have had are of the smaller variety (under half dollar …
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Aerial plants are commonly called air plants because they take water and nutrients through small hairs (trichomes) on their leaves, from rain, fog and dust. They don’t need any soil and can grow on trees, rocks, sand, cacti, wires… anything that don’t hold water for long or isn’t toxic for them (copper for example). Their …
