Tillandsia xerographica is a striking air plant known for its elegant, silvery-green leaves that curl gracefully in a rosette shape. Native to Central America, this low-maintenance epiphyte thrives without soil and makes a bold statement in any space with its sculptural and unusual form!
Tillandsia xerographica can be beautifully displayed in many ways! Mounted on wood, nestled in open bowls with natural materials, suspended with wire or fishing line, placed in open-air terrariums, or showcased in sculptural holders or wall frames.
Tillandsia xerographica | King of Air Plants
To care for your Tillandsia, position it somewhere nice and bright and provide it with regular moisture. During the spring and summer months, soak the plant in room-temperature rainwater for 20–30 minutes every 10–14 days. Shake off excess water and let it dry completely by turning it upside down to prevent it from rotting. In dry climates or warmer months, mist it lightly once or twice a week between soakings.
