Corks are a really great material because of their impermeability, buoyancy, elasticity, and fire resistance, so cork is actually a great material for many things.
Tillandsia on Cholla Wood
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We love Cholla wood! It comes from the Cholla cactus of the American southwest and it consists of more than 20 species of the Opuntia genus.
Small Tillandsia Screen
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A Tillandsia screen is usually a framework with a series of wires strung inside the frame to support a number off Tillandsia. Remember the Tillandsia Wall Installation we recently did? Yeah, that’s basically a Tillandsia screen.
Tillandsia Terrarium in a Wine Bottle
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Earlier , I was getting rid of all the wine we have by drinking it, then I had this bright idea! I said to myself, “I’m gonna make a terrarium out of one of these empty bottles today.”
A Living Tillandsia Wall Installation
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Call it a living wall or a vertical garden, whichever it is, it’s a great way to bring nature indoors, add new and different textures as well as something unexpected and pretty easy to maintain.
Tillandsia Hanging in a Glass Globe
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Why have a little air plant in a tiny glass globe when you could have a great big one in a glass globe vase? That’s what we thought…
Tillandsia and Cork Plaque
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These little wall gardens are smaller in size, about 6 x 3.5 inches, and are a cool way to display tillandsia (air plants) with enough room left for new growth.
Easy Ways to Hang Tillandsia
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Leonardo da Vinci said, “simplicity is the ultimate sophistication,” and today’s ideas are along that idea and are very, very simple!
3 Ideas Using Lava Rocks with Tillandsia
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I don’t remember if I mentioned it, but tillandsia (air plants) can be mounted to stone the same way they are mounted to wood sooo…
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