Tillandsia Assortment
Discover the vast variety of colors, shapes and textures of Air Plants with our Tillandsia Assortment, a special nursery's choice selection of our favorite Tillandsia species! Some of these beauties are budding up to bloom, while others boast unique coloration or growth form. Perfect for medium to large terrariums, or simply placed on a dish and displayed on a tabletop, all of these air plants are entirely unique.
PLANT CARE
• Light: Medium to bright indirect light
• Water: Submerge in room temperature water once a week for 5-10 minutes. Turn Tillandsia upside-down after soaking to allow excess water to run off. Mist periodically
• Considerations: Ensure Tillandsia dry completely within 3 hours after soaking - good air circulation is vital. To encourage blooming, use an epiphytic fertilizer. Reduce watering in winter
WHAT TO EXPECT
You'll get a healthy assortment of Tillandsia that are about 3-5" long. We have an ever-changing variety of species in stock, and will choose from the most interesting available; expect this natural variation from the photos.
Our Tillandsia Assortment includes detailed care instructions.
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United StatesGreat assortment! Arrived green and are beautiful, little, delicate air plants.
United StatesI have ordered plants from various on-line shops. I have always had issues with the way they have arrived. However, I am super happy with the plants received from Pistils. The care they placed in packaging the items was outstanding. My package was also lost in the mass of holiday shipping so I was super worried that they would be completely destroyed upon arrival. This was NOT the case. They were perfect. The day they arrived I had e-mailed Pistils customer service because it was quite past the expected arrival date (again no fault of theirs) and they responded quickly and ready to help. Luckily the package arrived later that day. I will definitely order again.
United StatesThey are fun little creatures. Here's one of them hanging out on my window sill.
