Aura Creations make great gifts, for you or someone else, and their packaging is STELLAR. The air plants come in a cute (and very sturdy) gift box. They specialize in ready-to-go gifts and air plant variety packs. They also sell crystals that pair beautifully with air plants.

I have purchased hundreds of tillandsias through the Air Plant Shop and have always been pleased with my purchases. This shop offers competitive pricing and a wide selection of air plants. Their customer service is prompt and personal.

Want to grow a variety of air plants? Aura Creations brings you an assortment of 11 air plants + a bottle of organic air plant fertilizer to help you grow healthy air plants. These air plants come in attractive, sturdy packaging so your air plants will arrive looking their best.

Gorgeous air plant terrarium with chakra stones! Kit includes: 6.75″ glass terrarium, 1 air plant, green moss, white sand, 7 chakra stones, and hemp cord for hanging.

You’ll love the way the ammonite fossil and air plant combine to create a stunning and unique display. The kit includes: ammonite fossil, 1 air plant, gold pebbles, reindeer moss, 6.75″ globe terrarium, hamp cord for hanging.

If you are looking for understated elegance, this classic air plant terrarium is for you. This kit includes a globe terrarium 6X5″ oval glass, 2 air plants (T. ioantha and T. caput-medusae), mini white rocks, purple 1 amethyst crystal, 1 dried thistle flower, juniper sprig, reindeer moss, and black metal stand.

If you want a modern display with open sides for optimum air circulation, but don’t want to jimmy-rig a stand to hang the display, look no further. This diamond, geometric display comes with a stand and pairs perfectly with air plants, plus, the glass-less sides provides your air plant with needed air flow.

Looking for a wall display? This frame fits the bill. Measuring in at just under 8″ square the no-rust, metal grid is just right for creating your own living art. The frame comes with hangers, but is also stable sitting on a shelf. A single frame creates a unique display, and a trio of air plant frames triples the impact.

A glass terrarium, such as this teardrop terrarium with a large opening allowing for plenty of ventilation, is an elegant, yet simple way to display a single air plant. This terrarium was my first introduction to air plants.

Air plants prefer slightly acidic water with a pH between 5.5 and 6.0. To give my air plants the best care possible I purchased this digital pH meter. Sure enough, I had to add a bit of acidity, in the form of vinegar, to my water. If your water is too acidic, add a bit of baking soda. Be to read the instructions carefully to ensure an accurate reading.

Floral adhesive is handy to have on hand for air plant projects. This glue is fast drying and will keep your air plants in place for air plant projects such as gluing air plants to driftwood and grapevine wreathes.

Air plants for sure, don’t need a lot of fertilizer, a little goes a long way. Fertilizing once a month is adequate. The benefits of fertilizing is enhanced flowers and faster plant growth. Just take care not to overdo it. A burned plant is a real bummer!