Keeping Air Plants in the Bathroom: What Actually Works
The shower does not water your air plant. It only slows down how fast it dries, which is the difference between a healthy tillandsia and a rotted one.
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The shower does not water your air plant. It only slows down how fast it dries, which is the difference between a healthy tillandsia and a rotted one.
No plant grows better in a sealed pot. A few tolerate it. Here’s which ones, how to water them without drowning anything, and why every pot we print has a hole.
Five signs a plant actually needs a bigger pot, four that look like signs and aren’t, and why one inch bigger is the right answer.
The honest answer isn’t once a week. Here’s the season-by-season interval we run on a dozen tillandsia, and how to adjust it for your own house.
Eight plants that survived twelve-hour shifts, a garage full of printers, and three-week stretches where nobody thought about them. Plus the ASPCA answer on every single one.
Misting is the method most people are taught and the one least likely to keep a tillandsia alive. Here’s what a soak actually does, when a dunk is enough, and what the spray bottle is really for.
Four different questions hide inside “is PLA toxic,” and they have four different answers. Here’s the one that’s actually worth worrying about, and the two words we refuse to use.
Air plants are sold as the houseplant that needs nothing, which is exactly why so many of them die. Here’s the watering, light, and drying routine that has kept ours alive since 2018.
Learn how to care for your Alocasia plant in a north-facing room with drafty windows. Tips and tricks for managing cold air, humidity, and watering.
Learn how to remove dust from leaves, boost photosynthesis, and keep your indoor plants thriving with these simple cleaning tips.