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tree of life air plant Tree of LifeProduct Name: Tree of Life Living Plant Decor Air Plant Product Description: Hand placed tillandsia Hand carved wood Dimensions: 3. 5 3. 5 4 Air plants or Tillandsia, a type of Bromeliad, are tropical and subtropical plants that have adapted to life in trees or other substrates. These plants acquire their moisture and most nutrients from the air and rainfall. If temperatures and hours of sunlight are kept similar to their native habitats, they will

Product Name: Tree of Life - Living Plant Decor Air Plant

Product Description:

•  Hand-placed tillandsia
•  Hand-carved wood
•  Dimensions: 3.5” × 3.5” × 4”

Air plants or Tillandsia, a type of Bromeliad, are tropical and subtropical plants that have adapted to life in trees or other substrates. These plants acquire their moisture and most nutrients from the air and rainfall. If temperatures and hours of sunlight are kept similar to their native habitats, they will display brilliant flowers once a year. LiveTrends has conducted extensive testing to compile a selection of tillandsia for your indoor environment

WATER: Mist plants with water once a week. Plants do not like to sit in a wet base and are sensitive to sitting moisture. Plants will begin to dull in color if they become overly dry.

LIGHT: Display in medium to bright, indirect sunlight, or in a place, they will receive at least 8 hours of medium to bright artificial light.

TEMPERATURE: 60-80F. Do not expose to extreme temperatures. Keep away from air conditioning or heating vents.

FERTILIZER: Plants will survive without any fertilizing; however, you can mist or soak with a solution of balanced houseplant food at a ¼ recommended strength once a month during the growing season.

Images are for reference purposes only. The actual product may vary in shape or appearance based on climate, age, height, etc. Despite our best efforts, there might be changes in the actual product. Also, note that some of the plants are delicate and few leaves are broken in transit. We do not consider these as damages.