Published Thursday, November 4, 2021, OK personal/derivative use; link lovethatimage.artsquadgraphics.com.
Air plants!
An exciting thing happened. Someone sent me a gift of 11 air plants! I’ve kept some air plants alive for a few years so I’m pretty sure I know what to do with them, but I’m hoping these don’t need unusual care. What I know to do is soak them for half an hour once a week (upside down so their little butts are in the air), shake off excess water, and keep on a bright windowsill with lots of air circulation. Makes sense, right? Anyone out there know what kinds these are? I’ve included a picture with numbers to help you tell me what’s what if you know. Thanks in advance!
All probably some kind of tillandsias???
Know any names? Please post in comments. Thanks!
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I love these plants and have been meaning to get some. Someone told me to spritz them, but soaking them makes more sense. Thanks for linking up and have a great weekend.
That’s stunning. Love to see this plants. Never seen them before your blog.
Tillandsias look nice, I have never had them. Sorry, can’t help you with the names.
lots of air plants here in Florida – I love seeing them in the yard
I’d been told to spritz them with water once a week or so. If I’d read your post back then, they might have survived! I’ll have to remember your tip.
Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2021/11/more-monarchs.html
Air plants look very interesting. I don;t believe I have ever owned one.
I don’t know any of the names, but all of them are wondrous to look at.
They are lovely. I have never seen anything like them before.
Oh I had hard luck in growing Air plants. These are pretty. Thanks for sharing with Garden Affair.