air plants in containers Natural Cholla Wood Containers with Assorted Tillandsia Air Plants

air plants in containers Natural Cholla Wood Containers with Assorted Tillandsia Air PlantsBringing a piece of the high desert into your home shouldn't be complicated. These Natural Cholla Wood Containers are the perfect marriage of rugged Southwestern character and effortless greenery. Cholla wood is actually the skeletal remains of the cactus, featuring a beautiful, honeycomb like structure that provides the ideal "pocket" for our assorted Tillandsia air plants. I love air plants because they are true wonders of nature; they don't need

Bringing a piece of the high desert into your home shouldn't be complicated. These Natural Cholla Wood Containers are the perfect marriage of rugged Southwestern character and effortless greenery. Cholla wood is actually the skeletal remains of the cactus, featuring a beautiful, honeycomb-like structure that provides the ideal "pocket" for our assorted Tillandsia air plants.

I love air plants because they are true wonders of nature; they don't need soil to thrive. Simply tuck your Tillandsia into the Cholla’s natural openings. Every week, take the plant out and give it a twenty-minute soak in a bowl of water, then let it dry completely before returning it to its wooden home. Place your arrangement in a spot with bright, indirect light. It’s a low-maintenance way to add architectural interest to your bookshelf or desk. These unique displays aren't just decor; they are living conversations that celebrate our unique mountain landscape.

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