Understanding Different Varieties Different varieties of air plants have specific environmental requirements. Those with soft, thin leaves, including Spanish Moss, thrive in cooler temperatures. If you notice leaves curling dramatically or appearing droopy, move them indoors. These plants require adequate air circulation and should be kept away from direct sunlight and enclosed receptacles. On theContinue reading “How to Water Your Air Plant”
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Meet the Aeranthos ‘Baby Teddy Bear’ Air Plant
There’s something undeniably adorable about a tiny air plant—and Aeranthos ‘Baby Teddy Bear’ is one of those little plants that can make you stop and say, “Look how cute!” 🥰 With its silvery-green foliage, compact growth habit, and charming shape, this little air plant is a wonderful choice for anyone who loves collecting Tillandsia orContinue reading “Meet the Aeranthos ‘Baby Teddy Bear’ Air Plant”
Medusa Air Plant: A Wild Little Beauty Without the Soil
If you love unusual plants, the Medusa Air Plant is one you’ll definitely want to add to your collection! Known scientifically as Tillandsia caput-medusae, this unique air plant gets its name from its long, twisting leaves that resemble the snake-like hair of Medusa from Greek mythology. Its silvery-green leaves grow from a rounded, bulb-like base,Continue reading “Medusa Air Plant: A Wild Little Beauty Without the Soil”
🌿 The Easiest Air Plants to Grow: Harrisii & Xerographica Care Guide
If you’re new to air plants, you may be wondering, “Which air plant is easiest to care for?” 🌱 Around here, one of our favorite answers is Tillandsia harrisii. This beautiful little air plant is hardy, forgiving, and a wonderful choice for beginners. In fact, with the exception of the impressive Tillandsia xerographica, Harrisii isContinue reading “🌿 The Easiest Air Plants to Grow: Harrisii & Xerographica Care Guide”
How to Create a Beautiful Living Air Plant Wreath
Bring Natural Beauty to Your Front Door with Moss & Tillandsias One of my favorite ways to decorate with air plants is by creating a living wreath. Unlike traditional wreaths that fade after a season, this natural grapevine wreath can be enjoyed for years with just a little care. Air plants (Tillandsia) don’t require soil,Continue reading “How to Create a Beautiful Living Air Plant Wreath”
