Air plant holders diy ideas

Air plants are easy to care for indoors. These simple tips will keep your Tillandsia thriving with the right balance of air, water, food, and light.

Looking for a low-maintenance plant? Air plants might be the answer. With no soil required and minimal watering, they’re almost impossible to kill.

Tillandsias, or also known as air plants, are types of drought-resistant plants that are extremely easy to grow and produce remarkable houseplants. Also, propagating them is very easy. You just need to know when they are ready to be cultivated and how to practice them correctly.rnrnAfter your aerial plant's bloom, that's when the mystery begins to unfold. So if you see at least 1 to 3 little knots on the bottom of your plant, that means the chicks have started arriving! During this time, it…

Do you have Tillandsia plants! Check out these 10 unique ways to display air plants to creatively add to your home decor!

Wondering how often to mist air plants? The answer may surprise you. The 3 methods to water your Tillandsia, or air plants, are...

Although Tillandsia, also known as Air plants, are relatively easier to care for than any other plant, they grow differently. They need proper care and have some environmental consideration for them to continuously thrive, which makes it quite confusing and frustrating especially if you don’t know why.

Air plant display ideas with air plant care and holder projects like terrarium that are cool and creative for home decor.

We at Decoist are in love with air plants. We love that they’re low maintenance. We love learning more about helping them thrive. We love discovering new ways to display them. On that note, today we take a look at how to display air plants in hanging containers. Here’s a hint: you simply place the air plant in the […]

Air Plants and Clothespins: Several years ago I was at a boutique and purchased some vintage clothespins. When I bought them I had no plans and no ideas about what I would do with them. I just liked them. Now, though, I've got both: plans and ideas. Vintage-style clothespins are just right for displaying air plants.

In an effort to reclaim my maker mojo I am trying to simply create on a whim (i.e. not "researching" on Pinterest for hours or thinking "that would be neat" and never getting around to it). This hurry-up-and-make attitude has always yielded my best results, but as my family has...