Getting The Most Out of Your Air Plants: Bark Mounted Tillandsias

In this video we show you how to make an arresting centerpiece or wall hanging out of Tillandsias (air plants), bark and moss! All you need is a glue gun (we recommend cold glue sticks), your bark and an assortment of Tillandsias and moss. This is a great family activity, or over a glass of wine with friends! Enjoy the video and please let us know what you think!
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[@charlenecranford9794]

Lots of good advice and ideas! Thank you

[@sushmitasutradhar4880]

Beautiful

[@cindyengland9669]

I like that

[@trt2127]

Anyone have ideas on what to use like either a oil or varnish to brighten up the drift wood pieces? But won’t harm the air plants

[@c1nicolei]

With submersion of my air plants, I have read 30 minutes once a week to 5-12 hours once a week, can you help tell me the time to soak that is most desirable? I cannot mist 2-3 times a week due to my being gone for work at times. I also soak in fresh water fish tank water, they seem to like that. Thank you for clarification.

[@ApplepieFTW]

Hi! What's the specific name of the large 'hanging' airplant written like? The one that's ivy-esque. I'm having trouble finding it

[@curranatkinson8604]

The Spanish moss?