Air plants (Tillandsia spp.) are epiphytes, meaning they grow on other plants in nature, usually on tree branches. There are hundreds of species and varieties of air plants. The… See more

Don’t let the lack of soil scare you away. It's easy to grow air plants and to care for them once you know what they need. You might not have to worry about potting them, but they still ne… See more

Air plants are pest-resistant but occasionally susceptible to mealybugs or scale insects. If this happens, isolate the plant from other air plants and remove the insects by … See more

The best way to propagate an air plant at home is by removing its pups (or offsets). Air plants bloom only once in their lifetime, but after they do, they don’t die immediatel… See more

Air plants look great all on their own or in groups where you can display several varieties together. They can be placed in terrariums or attached to anything from magnets t… See more