While my hanging planters are made to withstand various outdoor weather conditions, many air plants do better in an indoor environment until temperatures are consistently over 60° at night.
I like the look of the planters in combinations of 3 or more. Watch this quick video on Instagram of my own setup for an inside display here.
What you will need:
- Orphan Ten hanging planters with paracord
- Tillandsia, xerographica, or spanish moss plants from your local garden shop or online at AirPlantSupplyCo.com
- "S hooks" by Cal Dangles via Etsy
- A wrap around curtain rod. I use one by Urbanest in glossy white from Amazon
Care:
- Airplants like bright light but will deplete moisture in direct. aracord
- Soak them once a week for about 20min, gently shake off the excess water, and dry upside down.
- In warmer months, give them a little extra spritz with a water bottle.
Enjoy!
