Tillandsia Aeranthos
€4.90
Tax included
Tillandsia Aeranthos is an epiphytic plant of the Bromeliad family, native to South America, in particular Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina where it grows on trees, rocks and other surfaces without the need for soil.
This variety has long, thin leaves that grow to form a compact rosette. The leaves can vary in color, from bright green to gray.
During flowering, the plant produces a spike of small purple, pink or white flowers.
- Medium: da 7 ad 8 cm;
- Large: 11cm;
- Extra Large: circa 20cm.
The plant can almost always have small imperfections on the leaves, even when they have just left the warehouses of our producers. This could also happen to the leaves that the plant will generate in the future.
The photo is for illustrative purposes only.
| Image | Combination name | Price | Add to cart |
|---|---|---|---|
Useful information:
- Light: Prefers bright indirect light or filtered sunlight. If gradually accustomed they can tolerate full sun.
- Watering: spray it with distilled or rain water once a week in the cold period and at least twice a week in the warmer periods. Make sure that water does not accumulate in the rosette as this could lead to rot.
- Temperature: in areas with a mild climate, aeranthos can be grown outdoors all year round. However, it is not recommended to keep young plants outside with temperatures below 5°C.
- Fertilization: if you want to fertilize it, use our spray, it is a specific fertilizer for air plants; just spray it once every 4-5 waterings.
- Pruning: Remove or cut off any dead or damaged leaves to keep the plant healthy and improve air circulation.
VRCPTAEM
Specific References
- ean13
- 2103560000003
You might also like
Tillandsia Aeranthos is an epiphytic plant of the Bromeliad family, native to South America, in particular Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina where it grows on trees, rocks and other surfaces without the need for soil.
This variety has long, thin leaves that grow to form a compact rosette. The leaves can vary in color, from bright green to gray.
During flowering, the plant produces a spike of small purple, pink or white flowers.
- Medium: da 7 ad 8 cm;
- Large: 11cm;
- Extra Large: circa 20cm.
The plant can almost always have small imperfections on the leaves, even when they have just left the warehouses of our producers. This could also happen to the leaves that the plant will generate in the future.
The photo is for illustrative purposes only.
