Planet Desert Tillandsia Magnusiana

Correct. Tillandsia magnusiana is an epiphyte, meaning it absorbs moisture and nutrients through its leaves rather than roots. You can display it on rocks, bark, or simply on a decorative tray without any potting medium.

Mist the plant a few times a week to keep it hydrated. The most important rule is to ensure it dries out completely between waterings to prevent rot, as these plants do not like to sit in standing water.

This species prefers bright, full sun. Place it in a spot that receives plenty of natural light, such as a sunny windowsill, to keep the plant healthy and encourage flowering.

Yes, this variety produces beautiful violet flowers. You can typically expect blooms to appear anytime from mid-winter through mid-summer, provided the plant is receiving adequate light.

Absolutely. Often called the 'Poor Man’s Tectorum,' this plant is highly regarded for being low-maintenance and forgiving, making it an excellent entry point for beginners.

Tillandsia magnusiana is a compact grower, typically reaching a mature height of only 3 to 5 inches. Its small, globose size makes it perfect for tabletops, desks, or small decorative displays.