
My top 5 favorite wonky & wild air plants
Air plants by nature are unique. C’mon what other plants don’t absorb water and nutrients though a root system, but instead, through their leaves. In this post, we are going to talk about some truly crazy-looking air plants. Click here, to see where I like to buy air plants.
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T. Funkiana

The T. funkiana lives up to its name. Growing out in every direction, the soft purple leaves juxtapose brilliantly with the punch of red flowers.
T. Streptophylla

O Baby! I love your curls! If you’re not opposed to living on the wild side, consider the T. streptophylla. This air plant is easy care and doesn’t require a lot of water. In fact, for more curls, water less often. But, after watering be sure to drain well as water can accumulate in the cup of the plant, which will cause rot.
T. Caput-Medusae

Like a flame of fire the the red flower of this T. caput-medusae will make your other house plants want to hide in shame.
T. Tectorum

This gem reminds me of a living, breathing snowflake. The fuzzy trichomes are not pokey at all. This is one of the few air plants that should never be soaked in water. Instead, spritz it once a week with water. Also, this air plant thrives in full sun.
T. Xerographica

I don’t know how an air plant can be both elegant and funky, but the T. xerographica certainly is both. This air plant is a favorite. These air plants are statement pieces.
Put These Air Plants to Work
Now that you know a bit about air plants from the wild side, it time to put them to work for you. Check out these ideas for air plant design.
And, just as important as displaying your air plants, is knowing how to care for these beauties. Be sure to check out how to care for your air plants.
Go For It!
You’ve got this. You know about some totally unique, crazy air plants, how to style them and how to care for them. If you’re in this for the long game, these tips will make caring for air plants and creating their displays a great way to express your personality.