tillandsia air plant types Tillandsia 'Air Plants Mixed Varieties' – Snakeroot Botanicals

tillandsia air plant types Tillandsia 'Air Plants Mixed Varieties' – Snakeroot BotanicalsMixed air plant varieties offer a range of shapes, colors, and texturesfrom soft, silvery rosettes to spiky, upright forms with brighter green tones. Depending on the species, leaves may curl, twist, or fan out, often with a velvety coating of trichomes that help them absorb moisture from the air. Growth is generally compact and slow, making them easy to display in bowls, terrariums, mounted pieces, or hung individually. Many varieties will blush with

Mixed air plant varieties offer a range of shapes, colors, and textures—from soft, silvery rosettes to spiky, upright forms with brighter green tones. Depending on the species, leaves may curl, twist, or fan out, often with a velvety coating of trichomes that help them absorb moisture from the air. Growth is generally compact and slow, making them easy to display in bowls, terrariums, mounted pieces, or hung individually. Many varieties will blush with pink or red tones when approaching bloom.

Plant Care

• Light: Bright, indirect light; avoid prolonged direct sun.
• Water: Mist several times a week or soak in water for 20–30 minutes every 1–2 weeks; allow to dry completely afterward.
• Additionally: Air plants do not require soil and can be displayed in creative ways; ensure good air circulation to prevent rot.

Pet Safety: Non-toxic to cats and dogs.

Price is per plant; each plant is unique and may vary in size, color, or variegation from the photo. Color or variety not guaranteed online. In-store only to pick out specific variety.