The arrangement of Tillandsia, commonly known as air plants, encompasses the various methods employed to showcase these epiphytes. This involves selecting appropriate containers, structures, or mounting techniques to support the plant without soil. For example, air plants may be presented in glass globes, attached to driftwood, or suspended from macrame hangers.
Effective presentation of these plants enhances their aesthetic appeal and contributes to their overall health. Proper air circulation, light exposure, and ease of watering are all benefits derived from thoughtful arrangement. Historically, interest in these unique plants has driven innovative display solutions, from simple wire frames to complex living walls.
