Tillandsia

Tillandsia, commonly known as an air plant, stands out for its ability to grow without soil. Its varied shapes and sculptural foliage make it a unique addition to shelves, decorative holders, and plant arrangements.

Light

Prefers bright, indirect light. Some varieties tolerate gentle direct sunlight, but prolonged exposure to strong sun should be avoided, especially through a window.

Watering

Moisten the plant regularly by soaking or thorough misting, depending on the variety and indoor conditions. After watering, gently shake off excess water and allow the plant to dry completely in a well-ventilated area. Avoid letting water collect in the centre of the leaves.

Care

Keep in a bright, well-ventilated location away from cold drafts. Avoid enclosed containers that trap moisture, and adjust watering according to temperature and indoor humidity.

Good to Know

Tillandsias absorb water and nutrients primarily through their leaves, so they do not require soil to grow. Many species can produce colourful flowers and new offsets throughout their lifespan.

Tillandsias are available in three sizes: small, medium, and large. Varieties are assorted, and their shape, colour, and appearance may vary depending on availability.