Tillandsias are air plants that are characterized by their easy cultivation and unique beauty. Here are some tips for their cultivation and watering:

Lighting: Tillandsias prefer bright, but filtered light. Avoid direct sunlight, especially during the hot summer months. Water and Humidity: Although these plants can survive in dry conditions, they thrive in high humidity. Water them by immersing them in water for about 30 minutes once a week. After immersing, make sure the plants are completely dried out to prevent rot. Temperature: Tillandsias prefer moderate to warm temperatures, and exposure to temperatures below 10 degrees Celsius should be avoided. Fertilizing: You can lightly fertilize tillandsias once a month with a fertilizer specially formulated for air plants. Airflow: These plants need good air circulation, so it’s important not to enclose them in glass containers. Growing Location: Tillandsias can be placed on almost any surface. They are ideal for hanging or placing on wooden, stone, or glass surfaces. With proper care, tillandsias can be a beautiful and interesting addition to your home or office.