Do Tillandsia do better with "company" than they do alone? Air Plant - Tillandsia Colorful Ionantha Set of 5 [2.0-3.0"]

I know that to Tillandsia do not take any form of nutrition or energy from the host plant. But do they do better when they're with a host plant than when they are by themselves?

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Jan 05, 2023 - 12:43 PM

Excellent question! The advantage of a host plant for a Tillandsia in the wild is about maintaining humidity. After it rains in a normally dry habitat, it will stay wetter for a longer period of time around trees or bushes than it will out in the open. For the home environment though, this doesn't mean much, especially if you're misting your Tillandsia regularly.

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Tillandsia ionantha (enhanced) Set of 5: Five small, dependable air plants with fuzzy leaves. This variety can flush with bright red or orange tones when it receives direct sunlight in the morning or early afternoon. Each plant is enhanced with a plant safe airbrushing of five different colors: yell... See More

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