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Caring for Indoor Air Plants (Tillandsia)

4 days ago | lila

Do air plants need humidity?

Air plants thrive in environments with higher humidity levels, typically around 50-60%. In dry indoor conditions, more frequent watering or misting can help replicate this environment.

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