Tillandsia curly slim
€4.30
Tax included
Tillandsia Curly Slim is a plant that belongs to the Bromeliad family and originates from the tropical and sub-tropical areas of the American continent. Upright growth, with soft, curled leaves covered in down. The main characteristic is that they do not have underground roots, living without soil, they are able to absorb the necessary nourishment from the humidity of the air, thanks to particular anatomical and physiological characteristics present on the leaves and inside the plant. They grow spontaneously on the tops of trees and on rocks via the roots that serve to cling to the branches of the trees. In our climates they adapt perfectly to the interior of homes. They can be placed on any support.
| Image | Combination name | Price | Add to cart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | From 7 to 8 cm |
| Medium | Nearly 11 cm |
Useful information:
- Light: expose the seedlings to very bright environments but not to direct sunlight.
- Watering: in the winter months, immerse the seedlings completely in water for a few minutes twice a month. It is advisable to turn the plant upside down, allowing any excess water to escape to avoid rotting. In the summer months water at least once a week.
- Temperature: 8°C – 40°C. (It can be grown outdoors in areas with a mild climate)
- 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.
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Tillandsia Curly Slim is a plant that belongs to the Bromeliad family and originates from the tropical and sub-tropical areas of the American continent. Upright growth, with soft, curled leaves covered in down. The main characteristic is that they do not have underground roots, living without soil, they are able to absorb the necessary nourishment from the humidity of the air, thanks to particular anatomical and physiological characteristics present on the leaves and inside the plant. They grow spontaneously on the tops of trees and on rocks via the roots that serve to cling to the branches of the trees. In our climates they adapt perfectly to the interior of homes. They can be placed on any support.
