Air Plants

Air plants, also known as Tillandsia, are low-maintenance plants that require no soil to grow. They are a popular choice for home…

Air plants are easy to care for indoors. These simple tips will keep your Tillandsia thriving with the right balance of air, water, food, and light.

DETAIL Cristi galli Air Plant Tillandsia or air plants are so popular because they’re the perfect indoor plants for home or office. They don’t need any soil and require very little care. They use less water than traditional house plants. Just mist your air plant with water every day or two, or set it in cool water for about 15 minutes once a week to keep it healthy and beautiful.

Read our fun & easy air plants care & display guide, tips, and types of air plants to help you make your home magical.

Wondering how often to mist air plants? The answer may surprise you. The 3 methods to water your Tillandsia, or air plants, are...

Air Plants: What are they and how do they survive? Air plants, otherwise known as Tillandsia, are native plants to the southern United States, Mexico, Central and South America, and have the ability to thrive in the warm temperatures, despite neglect. With over 650 types of Tillandsia, these unique…

Unique DIY Air Plant Holders that you can make easily to display these beautiful plants in your home and tips on how to care for them.

If you are wondering how to properly water air plants, you are not alone. There are a lot of misconceptions about watering air plants. This is unfortunate because these false ideas have led to many premature air plant deaths & disenchanted air plant enthusiasts. Happily, watering air plants is easy, once you know how.

Do you have Tillandsia plants! Check out these 10 unique ways to display air plants to creatively add to your home decor!

Tillandsias, or also known as air plants, are types of drought-resistant plants that are extremely easy to grow and produce remarkable houseplants. Also, propagating them is very easy. You just need to know when they are ready to be cultivated and how to practice them correctly.rnrnAfter your aerial plant's bloom, that's when the mystery begins to unfold. So if you see at least 1 to 3 little knots on the bottom of your plant, that means the chicks have started arriving! During this time, it…