A Collection Of 56 Air Plants On Succulent CityAir PlantsHave you seen those plants that look like they are growing from nothing? With no soil anywhere near them and no visible roots, they are sight-for-sore eyes as they dangle in the air from wire baskets, hooks, and chandelier-like containers! You may have spotted some with furry, silver leaves or others with glossy leaves, while some present the most vibrant colored flowers.These tiny, floating, evergreen perennials are known as air plants.Air plants go by the scientific name Tillandsia, and there are over 650 varieties of this species! They are found initially hanging on for dear life in the tropical climates of South and Central America and southern parts of the United States.Tillandsias have the unique feature of being epiphytes, which means they do not require soil but rely more on water and air to grow. This attribute has Tillandsias attaching themselves to trees, shrubs, rocks, fences, and telephone posts, but they do not feed off the host.These fantastic, un-demanding plants are brilliant for decorating small spaces and look adorable, peeking out of seashells against a piece of driftwood suspended on wire baskets and vases or semi-enclosed in glass baubles. Also, raising these plants can bring many benefits to your home, such as cleaning the air, decorating spaces, …If you are looking for a plant that looks more like a pet without the hassle of cleaning up after it, here is a compact list of air plants to add a kick of personality to your home or office.And before you learn about them, sign up for a FREE 30-day trial of Amazon’s Prime Membership! Get that FREE 2-day shipping on all your new air plant necessities! Click here to learn more and sign up today. Please consider this a thank-you gift from Succulent City for keeping up with our articles.A Collection Of 56 Air Plants On Succulent CityThe Blushing Bride Air Plant ‘Tillandsia Ionantha’Tillandsia Xerographica (syn. Tillandsia Tomasellii)Tillandsia Cyanea ‘Pink Quill’Tillandsia Recurvata (The Small Ballmoss Air Plant)Tillandsia Streptophylla ‘Shirley Temple’The Spanish Moss Air Plant ‘Tillandsia Usneoides’Tillandsia Bulbosa (The Bulbous Air Plant)Tillandsia Tectorum (The Roof Air Plant)Tillandsia Brachycaulos (syn. Tillandsia Cryptantha/ Tillandsia Bradeana)Tillandsia StrictaTillandsia AeranthosTillandsia Capitata (Capitata Peach)Tillandsia LindeniiTillandsia JunceaThe Medusa’s Head Plant ‘Tillandsia Caput-medusae’Tillandsia FasciculataTillandsia HarrisiiTillandsia Magnusiana (The Poor Man’s Tectorum)Tillandsia Butzii (syn. Tillandsia Inanis)Tillandsia Duratii (syn. Tillandsia Circinalis)Tillandsia VelutinaTillandsia Bergeri (The ‘Mad Pupper’ Plant)Tillandsia SelerianaTillandsia LeiboldianaTillandsia FilifoliaTillandsia FunckianaTillandsia BaileyiTillandsia FuchsiiTillandsia Andreana (The Andreana Air Plant)Tillandsia CrocataTillandsia Balbisiana (The Northern Needleleaf Plant)Tillandsia TricolorTillandsia SchiedeanaTillandsia AlbertianaTillandsia MedusaTillandsia TenuifoliaTillandsia IntermediaTillandsia ArgenteaTillandsia KolbiiTillandsia ComplanataTillandsia DyerianaTillandsia AlbidaTillandsia Utriculata (The Swollen Wild Pine Plant)Tillandsia BandensisTillandsia CacticolaTillandsia LeonamianaTillandsia Purpurea (The Majestic Purple Air Plant)Tillandsia OerstedianaTillandsia GardneriTillandsia Punctulata (The Mexican Black Torch Plant)The Grassy Air Plant ‘Tillandsia Juncifolia’The Potbelly Airplant ‘Tillandsia Paucifolia’Tillandsia Circinata (The Spiral Airplant)Tillandsia Gilliesii – An Air Plant From The AndesTillandsia PseudobaileyiTillandsia NovakiiThanks for browsing, happy planting!Like this:Like Loading...RelatedTweetPin2KShare12K Shares ABOUT ME Richard Miller Salute everyone. It's Richard, the author of this Succulent & Xeriscaping blog. I am a traveler and a nature lover looking for a connection with the wild green. In my journey, I found a love for succulents and xeriscaping. What attracts me is the long-lasting & unique beauty of every plant I have the chance to see with my own eyes. Welcome to my little blog and let's enjoy a good time together! Contact me: richard.succulentcity@gmail.com One thought on “A Collection Of 56 Air Plants On Succulent City” Love reading this i am going to tryReply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment *Name * Email * Website ΔThis site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Connect with us on social!Pinterest Instagram YouTube Facebook