AirPlantSupply Tillandsia Air Plant

Yes, Tillandsia are epiphytes, meaning they absorb moisture and nutrients through their leaves rather than their roots. They are perfectly healthy when displayed on shelves, in glass terrariums, or mounted on wood without any soil.

We recommend misting your plants 2-3 times a week or soaking them in a bowl of water for 20-30 minutes once a week. Always ensure they dry completely within four hours to prevent rot, especially with larger, denser varieties.

Yes, all Tillandsia species are non-toxic to cats and dogs. They make an excellent, worry-free choice for households with curious pets.

This means placing your plants near a window where they receive plenty of daylight but are shielded from the direct, harsh rays of the sun. A spot a few feet away from a south or west-facing window is usually ideal.

Yes, these are mature, healthy specimens capable of flowering. When they are ready, they will produce vibrant, colorful bracts or flowers, which is a natural part of their life cycle.

It is normal for air plants to look slightly dehydrated after transit. Simply give them a thorough soak in room-temperature water for 30 minutes, gently shake off the excess, and let them air dry; they should perk up within a day or two.