Tillandsia Xerographica Air Plant – Queen of Air Plants

If air plants have a queen, it's the Xerographica — broad silver-gray leaves curl and twist into a sculptural rosette that can grow up to two feet across.

The Tillandsia Xerographica is bold, architectural, and completely unlike anything else on your shelf. Native to the dry forests of Central America and Mexico, it's been thriving without soil for millions of years and it's very, very good at it. Perch it on a shelf, nestle it in a bowl, mount it on driftwood — it works anywhere. Available in 3 sizes.

What I love about it

The Xerographica is the air plant that commands a room without asking for much in return. The broad, silver-gray leaves curl and twist into a sculptural rosette that's genuinely architectural — it looks like it was designed, not grown. It's one of the most forgiving air plants you can own: mist twice a week or soak weekly, give it bright indirect light, and make sure it has good airflow. The larger sizes are genuine statement pieces that work as a centerpiece on a coffee table, a focal point on a shelf, or a dramatic mount on driftwood.

Plant Care Tips

• ☀️ Light: Bright indirect light — adapts well to a range of conditions
• 💧 Water: Mist twice a week; or soak for 20–30 minutes weekly, then shake dry and allow good airflow
• 🌬️ Airflow: Good air circulation is essential after watering
• 🐾 Pet Safety: Non-toxic to cats and dogs
• 🪴 Difficulty: Beginner-friendly — one of the most forgiving air plants you can own

Plant Specs

• Size: Can grow up to 2 feet across — available in 3 sizes
• Form: Broad silver-gray leaves in a sculptural curling rosette
• Display: Shelf, bowl, driftwood mount, terrarium, centerpiece

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