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Unconditional Satisfaction GuaranteeNo Shipping Fees Above 302 Months to Decide. Returns Simplified.If you’ve visited the low country of SC, Florida or south Louisiana, you’ll find thesecurly-like plants growing on oak trees for support. This type of air plant got their commonname from French explorers reminded of the Spanish Conquistadors’ long, gray beards.
At that time, they had the common name of Spanish Beard, which later evolved to their current name.Like all Tillandsia, they feed off the humidity and moisture in the air along with air-carrying nutrients in soil or insects. Plunge them in water for a minute and let them thoroughly drybetween waterings. Mist on occasion if the humidity isn’t constantly high around them. These plants caneventually grow 25 feet long, but grows slowly!
The perfect plant replacement for spider webs Halloween!
