House Plants - Page 2

Manufacturer: Hinterland Trading Brand: Hinterland Trading Model: HTPLA0044

Our five unique air plants are perfect for terrariums and gift giving. Starring plant lineup includes, Argentea, Juncea, Ionantha, Caput Madusae and Velutina. Easy case instructions included.

Manufacturer: AuSableBotanicals.com Brand: 9GreenBox

This is native from Mexico to parts of South America and the Caribbean. The flowers are very fragrant and short-lived usually only lasting one day, but are replaced by another the next day. These are a vining, climbing terrestrial that prefers high humidity, bright indirect light and ample water supplies all year.

Manufacturer: Hinterland Trading Brand: Hinterland Trading Model: HTPLA0010

This is a small plant, but its incredible bright pink-red color makes up for its tiny stature. When in bloom the Ionantha Fuego features fiery color at the tips and sometimes fades to a green-yellow at the base.

Manufacturer: Hinterland Trading Brand: Hinterland Trading Model: HTPLA0024

Air Plants, also known as Tillandsia, don't require soil to grow, only moderate light and a good soak every week-very low-maintenance. Beautiful as modern home decor, in terrariums or as incredibly unique (and affordable!) housewarming or all-occasion gifts. These little guys have so much personality, you might just want to name each and every one! just arrived...

Manufacturer: Hinterland Trading Brand: Hinterland Trading Model: HTPLA0020

Air Plants (Tillandsia) get their common name from the fact they don't require soil. They are epiphytes, which attach to other plants or trees for support. Their roots are only used to anchor themselves and are normally removed during cultivation for aesthetics. They are not parasitic, instead they gather micro nutrients from the air and water in structures called trichomes on their leaves. As the plant dries the trichomes take on a white powder look. After watering the plant will return to a vibrant green. Air Plants must dry fully between watering because they are susceptible to rot if left wet to long. These Air Plants will only bloom once, but after the bloom they can form up to 12 "Pups", or offspring, at their base. The main plant will slowly be on its way out, but the Pups will continue to thrive and will separate when mature. Air Plants prefer filtered sunlight as their natural home is under tree canopy. This makes them perfect house plants. Air Plant care is pretty simple. Upon arrival give your plants a good hour or two soak in a shallow bowl of water. Place the plants root/base side up and out of the water. The base is the area susceptible to rot if left wet too long. You can mist the plants a few times a week or repeat the soaking once a week or a combination of the two. Just remember the best thing you can do for your plant is to let it dry completely between watering. Air Plants like as much filtered sunlight as they can get. Anywhere within 8 feet of a window that gets light for the better part of the day will work. If that's not possible they can live on artificial light, but the source has to be pretty close like a desk lamp. As a special treat you can collect rainwater for your Air Plant, the nutrients in rainwater or pond water are more abundant than in the air or tap water, but this is not necessary.

Manufacturer: Hinterland Trading Brand: Hinterland Trading

Air Plant (Ionantha Ionantha) is one of the most abundant in the Tillandsia family. They grow from Florida to Central and South America in forest canopies. When most people think Air Plant they are picturing the Ionantha . This plant ships between 2 and 3 inches and will grow taller, but not much taller. As the plant comes into bloom the silver green will give way to orange, then red, and a purple flower with a yellow center will emerge. Part of the reason Ionantha are so popular is because each one is a little different and they are all brimming with personality. The Ionantha 15 plant set contains 15 plants, 8 oz. Hinterland Trading Air Plant Fertilizer, and detailed care instructions. Air Plants (Tillandsia) get their common name from the fact they don’t require soil. They are epiphytes, which attach to other plants or trees for support. Their roots are only used to anchor themselves and are normally removed during cultivation for aesthetics. They are not parasitic, instead they gather micro nutrients from the air and water in structures called trichomes on their leaves. As the plant dries the trichomes take on a white powder look. After watering the plant will return to a vibrant green. Air Plants must dry fully between watering because they are susceptible to rot if left wet to long. These Air Plants will only bloom once, but after the bloom they can form up to 12 “Pups”, or offspring, at their base. The main plant will slowly be on its way out, but the Pups will continue to thrive and will separate when mature. Air Plants prefer filtered sunlight as their natural home is under tree canopy. This makes them perfect house plants. Air Plant care is pretty simple. Upon arrival give your plants a good hour or two soak in a shallow bowl of water. Our plants are shipped on the drier side to avoid rot while in transit. Place the plants root/base side up and out of the water. The base is the area susceptible to rot if left wet to long. Over the course of an hour you will see the plant fill up and...

Manufacturer: Hirt's Brand: Hirt's Gardens

Prayer plants and other nighttime movers are just trying to fool you into thinking they're settling down for a good night's rest. Prayer plants have big, oval leaves that turn upward at night. The folding and unfolding of the leaves happens in a regular pattern. Plant biologists call these daily cycles circadian rhythms. The Red Prayer Plants are easy to grow. Just provide bright indirect light and keep evenly moist. Great houseplants! Light: Bright light.

Manufacturer: Hinterland Trading Brand: Hinterland Trading

Ten of the most popular Air Plants are now available in one set. Whether you are looking for an introduction to Air Plants or you are a collector, this ensemble is sure to impress. We have curated the widest variety of sizes, shapes, and personality possible into this grouping and include and 8 ounce fertilizer to keep them all looking their best. We start with a small Xerographic, which is actually the largest plant in this set. Next in order of descending size are Air Plants: Fasciculate, Juncea, Medusa, Stricta, Valentina, Oxacana, Abdita, Ionantha Ionantha, and Agrentea. Air Plants (Tillandsia) get their common name from the fact they don't require soil. They are epiphytes, which attach to other plants or trees for support. Their roots are only used to anchor themselves and are normally removed during cultivation for aesthetics. They are not parasitic, instead they gather micro nutrients from the air and water in structures called trichomes on their leaves. As the plant dries the trichomes take on a white powder look. After watering the plant will return to a vibrant green. Air Plants must dry fully between watering because they are susceptible to rot if left wet to long. Some of these Air Plants will only bloom once, but after the bloom they can form up to 12 "Pups", or offspring, at their base. The main plant will slowly be on its way out, but the Pups will continue to thrive and will separate when mature. Air Plants prefer filtered sunlight as their natural home is under tree canopy. Upon arrival give your plants a good hour or two soak in a shallow bowl of water. Our plants are shipped on the drier side to avoid rot while in transit. Place the plants root/base side up and out of the water. The base is the area susceptible to rot if left wet to long. You can mist the plants a few times a week or repeat the soaking once a week or a combination of the two.

Manufacturer: Hirt's Brand: Hirts: House Plant

Hardy in zones 8-11. In cooler regions grow as a Patio Plant or House Plant! Makes a very unusual bonsai! The olive is native to the Mediterranean region, tropical and central Asia and various parts of Africa. The olive has a history almost as long as that of Western civilization, it's development being one of civilized man's first accomplishments.

Manufacturer: Emeritus Holdings Brand: Emeritus Gardens Plants

Yes, you can grow your own fresh air!Four great fresh air house plants to purify the air in your home or office shipped same day as order. Each plant- Pothos, parlor palm, snake plant(mother in laws tongue) and peace lily are in 4 inch shipping pots. Fresh air free from toxins is important in your home and work - both places can often contain more toxins than outdoor air! Toxin-free air is especially important for pregnant women and babies.