How to grow Tillandsia

spring

When the minimum temperature in spring stabilizes at above 15℃, you can repot and divide the Tillandsia. Tillandsia should be placed in a place with light in the morning and evening or under semi-light for cultivation. The potting soil needs to be kept moist, but not too wet. Spray the leaves and surrounding areas frequently to increase the air humidity. Spring is the peak growth season for Tillandsia, so pay attention to the supply of fertilizer.

summer

In summer, the Tillandsia should be placed in bright or semi-light place to prevent exposure to the sun. Carry out normal water and fertilizer management. Increase the frequency of spraying water.

autumn

Management in autumn is the same as in spring. After the temperature drops in late autumn, keep the indoor temperature at around 20℃, pay attention to water and fertilizer management, and ensure sufficient light. If the indoor temperature is low in late autumn, you need to ensure sufficient light, reduce the frequency of watering, keep the soil in the pot dry, and stop fertilizing. The flowering period will also be delayed accordingly.

winter

Winter is the viewing period for inflorescences. If the inflorescences are fully grown, they can be placed in a slightly lower temperature indoors. Keep the indoor temperature at around 10℃, the indoor light is bright, the potting soil is moist and slightly dry. When the temperature is high, spray the leaves and the surrounding area several times to increase the air humidity. In autumn and winter, when the plant does not bloom due to low room temperature, it should be placed in a bright room with a temperature of about 10°C to ensure sufficient light and keep the soil in the pot dry. When the temperature rises in spring, as long as the supply of water and fertilizer is maintained, the plant can still bloom.