Tschakka Tillandsia, 3 pieces
- Top quality from the succulent master craftsman.
- Hand-picked Tillandsia
- Special feature: Rarity
- Labeled with botanical name.
- With care tips from our master gardener
- Safely packaged in special protective packaging.
- Pot size: Ø 6.0cm
Tschakka Tillandsia, 3 pieces is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Care instructions for your Tillandsia
Care instructions for your Tillandsia
Tillandsias don't need soil; they absorb moisture and nutrients through their leaves. Mist your Tschakka Tillandsia, 3 pieces 2–3 times a week with low-lime water/rainwater or briefly submerge them. They appreciate a bright location with good air circulation.
Delivery & Shipping
Delivery & Shipping
We pack each plant with love and care in our specially developed protective packaging. This ensures that your plants arrive healthy and undamaged.
Description
Description
The Tschakka Tillandsia set contains three different small Tillandsias selected by us. Unfortunately, it is not possible for the buyer to choose the individual Tillandsias. The varieties are selected by us depending on availability, so the selection may differ from the picture.
Caring for Tillandsia
Location: Tillandsias need a bright location with high humidity, and they should be kept out of direct midday sun. They are not suitable for the garden.
Watering: It's best to submerge the Tillandsias in rainwater every two weeks and then let them dry again, or spray them with water several times a week. If rainwater is not available, either let tap water sit in a bowl overnight or mix it with distilled water; this prevents limescale buildup on the Tillandsias. You can tell if Tillandsias are thirsty by the fact that the leaves curl up when they become too dry. When watering, always make sure that no water remains in the leaves.
Substrate: Tillandsias should not be placed in moist soil; mineral substrate, sand, or even no substrate is more suitable.
Propagation: Tillandsias can be propagated through pollination and seed formation. Since they are not self-pollinating, pollen from another plant of the same species must be transferred using a fine brush. The formation of pups is the second method of propagation for tillandsias. Tillandsias often form pups, i.e., new plants, on the stem of the mother plant; this is necessary because the mother plant dies after flowering.
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More information about the individual varieties can be found in our shop under Tillandsias .
Note: All of our Tillandsias come from greenhouse cultivation and not from wild populations!
Note: Sizes and shapes may vary for plants, as each plant is unique. This is especially true in winter or when availability is low. The color also varies depending on the season.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Basics
Do Tillandsias need soil?
Do Tillandsias need soil?
No. They absorb water/nutrients through trichomes and are attached, laid or hung. Of course, Tillandsias offered in pots are an exception. For example, Tillandsia cyanea.
How bright should the right location be?
How bright should the right location be?
Bright to very bright, preferably with morning/evening sun. No direct midday sun behind glass (magnifying glass effect).
Grey vs. green Tillandsias – what's the difference?
Grey vs. green Tillandsias – what's the difference?
Grey tillandsias (with many trichomes) tolerate more sun and dryness; green ones prefer humid air and a slightly shadier location.
Wie kann ich Tillandsien befestigen?
Wie kann ich Tillandsien befestigen?
Items must be returned within 30 days of receiving your order. Items must be returned in the same condition as received, unworn/unused, with all tags attached, and in their original packaging.
