Planetagarden
- What should I put my air plant in?
- How do you attach air plants to a wall?
- How do you display air plants?
- How long do air plants last?
- Do air plants get bigger?
What should I put my air plant in?
Tuck them into shells and driftwood crevices, glass baubles and wire baskets, or superglue their roots to stones or wood. Place them amongst your larger houseplants, between the leaves or around the base. They make ideal companions for orchids, cactus and bromeliads.
How do you attach air plants to a wall?
When using glue, you can use a plant safe glue, such as E6000, which is also waterproof. Make sure to take extra care when gluing to not get glue on any of the leaves, just dab the glue on the base of the plant and let it dry to attach.
How do you display air plants?
14 Creative Air Plant Displays For The Fashionably Green-Thumbed
- 1 Gemstone Holder. Etsy. ...
- 2 Teardrop Terrarium. Pottery Barn. ...
- 3 Sculpture Display. Amazon. ...
- 4 Ceramic Hanging Holder. Urban Outfitters. ...
- 5 Air Plant Frame. Amazon. ...
- 6 Wood Stump Wall Mount. Etsy. ...
- 7 Sculptural Wood Holder. Amazon. ...
- 8 Tabletop Terrarium. Amazon.
How long do air plants last?
Tillandsias are tropical plants that usually live for several years and will bloom and produce flowers only one time during their lifetime. The flowers are striking and brilliantly colored, and the bloom period will last several days to many months, depending on the species.
Do air plants get bigger?
After the first few years they start to get growing a little faster as they get larger sized. While seed grown plants do grow much slower, they tend to be bigger and better specimens than plants grown as offset. ... It can take years for a small air plant to grow and eventually bloom, so patience is key!
