Red Tillandsia Air Plants Live – 2 to 3 Inc Tall
Red Tillandsia Air Plants Live – 2 to 3 Inc Tall
Red Tillandsia Air Plants Live are unique plants that bloom once, turning vibrant red. Soak upon arrival for best results.
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Product Details
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USDA Hardiness Zone
10-12 -
Soil type
Not applicable (air plants do not require soil) -
Sunlight Exposure
Bright, indirect light -
Expected Planting Period
Year-round
Discover the Beauty of Red Tillandsia Air Plants Live
Red Tillandsia Air Plants Live are captivating additions to any home. These air plants are known for their stunning transformation, blooming only once in their lifetime and changing to a beautiful red hue. This unique color change occurs as they mature, making it a special experience for plant lovers. When you receive your plants, they may appear slightly dry due to shipping; soaking them for 2-3 hours in good water will help rejuvenate them and restore their vitality.
Care Instructions for Optimal Growth
These air plants thrive in bright, indirect light and require minimal care. They do not need soil, making them perfect for creative displays. To keep your Red Tillandsia healthy, ensure they receive adequate moisture by misting them regularly and soaking them occasionally. This will support their growth and enhance their vibrant colors.
Benefits of Owning Red Tillandsia Air Plants
- Unique Blooming Cycle: Experience the extraordinary transformation of your plants.
- Low Maintenance: Ideal for busy individuals, these air plants require minimal care.
- Air Purification: Improve indoor air quality as they naturally filter toxins.
- Versatile Display: Perfect for creative arrangements in various indoor settings.
- Long-lasting Enjoyment: Once in bloom, they provide lasting beauty.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How tall are the plants? You will receive plants that are 2 to 3 inches tall.
- What should I do if they arrive dry? Soak them for 2-3 hours in water to restore moisture.
- How often should I water them? Mist regularly and soak occasionally for optimal care.
- Can they survive in direct sunlight? No, they prefer bright, indirect light for best growth.
- Do I need to use soil? No, they thrive without soil, making them easy to display.
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