Air plant & red heart
air plant
This captivating and undemanding epiphyte transitions from smooth green foliage to striking crimson hues as it prepares to bloom. ...
with magnetic red heart
£29.99
available to order from winter
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Plant description
This captivating and undemanding epiphyte transitions from smooth green foliage to striking crimson hues as it prepares to bloom.
This air plant offers a perfect fusion of botanical intrigue, low maintenance, and contemporary design, nestled within a hanging, decorative heart-shaped receptacle that makes misting and maintenance effortless.
Its colour-changing foliage tips, which deepen to reddish tones, creates an engaging display in bright, indirect light, making it an undemanding choice for both novice plant enthusiasts and those seeking a unique, romantic gift that transcends traditional floristry.
This air plant offers a perfect fusion of botanical intrigue, low maintenance, and contemporary design, nestled within a hanging, decorative heart-shaped receptacle that makes misting and maintenance effortless.
Its colour-changing foliage tips, which deepen to reddish tones, creates an engaging display in bright, indirect light, making it an undemanding choice for both novice plant enthusiasts and those seeking a unique, romantic gift that transcends traditional floristry.
Eventual height & spread
Plant features
Position
Bright, indirect light
Rate of growth
Slow growing
Hardiness
Frost tender
How to care for Air plant:
These plants do need a humid environment to thrive, so a bright bathroom or steamy kitchen would be ideal. Misting with water a couple of times a week usually supplies sufficient water, although additional watering may be required in a hot dry environment.
Remember to shake off any excess water though as they dislike overwatering and should never be allowed to sit in water for any length of time. If possible use rain water, especially in hard water areas, and never use water from a water softener.
Remember to shake off any excess water though as they dislike overwatering and should never be allowed to sit in water for any length of time. If possible use rain water, especially in hard water areas, and never use water from a water softener.
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