Should air plants come inside during cold Florida winter days?s Air Plant - Tillandsia filifolia [4.0-5.0"] Indoor Succulents

Can I send you a picture of an airplant for identification?

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Oct 06, 2021 - 10:51 AM

I think that'd be a great idea. Air plants can't freeze so bringing them inside for at least the coldest nights should benefit them tremendously.

Go ahead and email info@mountaincrestgardens.com with a few good photos of the air plant you want identified and some information regarding what climate the plant is growing in.

Unfortunately, you can't send pictures directly to me but if you send them to the above email, I'm sure we'll get it identified.

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Air Plant - Tillandsia filifolia [4.0-5.0"]

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