Fertilise your Tillandsia monthly during the growing season with a bromeliad-friendly liquid fertiliser diluted to half strength. Rotate their position occasionally to ensure even light exposure and growth. Keep them away from cold drafts and heaters, as sudden temperature changes can stress the plants. For vibrant, healthy foliage, group Tillandsia together to create a mini humid microclimate.

To water Tillandsia, soak them in room-temperature water for 20–30 minutes once a week, increasing frequency during hot or dry conditions. Shake off excess water thoroughly to prevent rot, and ensure they dry completely within 4 hours. Mist the plants between soakings, especially in low-humidity environments, to maintain adequate moisture. Use rainwater or filtered water, as minerals in tap water can harm them over time.

Tillandsia, commonly known as air plants, do not require traditional soil for planting. Instead, place them in a well-ventilated location with good air circulation, such as on a piece of driftwood, a decorative glass terrarium, or hung using a wire or string. Ensure they are secured but not compressed, allowing their roots to naturally cling for stability. Position them in bright, indirect light, avoiding prolonged exposure to direct sunlight, which can dry them out quickly.