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Epic tillandsia spike. I grow these Medusa heads for the cool pseudo bulbs not really the flowers but sometimes I get a flower and man is it over the top. These odd plants are in the grass family so that’s the reason it looks like pink and purple wheat.
Hanging ceramic air plant cradle
✨🌷 HAPPY SPRING EQUINOX 🌻✨
Sep 2024
1. Flowers collected from my garden (various sp.)
2. Fortnight Lily (Dietes grandiflora)
3. Geraldton Wax Flower (Chamelaucium uncinatum)
4. Sunset in Suburbia, Friday 20/09
5. espresso gin martini in my bee mug
Sorting mixed gems for my display:
6. peridot gem chips in strawberry cup
7. garnet* gem chips in strawberry cup
8. amethyst, blue apatite*, clear quartz chips (with a tiny amount of misc white or dark chips), kinda accidental peace sign ☮️
9. MY SPRING GEM & AIR PLANT DISPLAY 💖
note: I'll take some better pictures of the display & the details, plus will include info on the gems themselves.
💎💖✨
I have a long weekend to celebrate & so far it's being productive 💪 lots of spring cleaning & gardening to tackle (but also balancing relaxing & enjoying time with my fiancé).
Neoregelia pups and mommas
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Plant of the Day
Tuesday 24 January 2023
From Mexico and South America Tillandsia species (air plants) are members of the Bromeliaceae (bromeliad family). The plants do not root in soil but use short, wiry roots to attach themselves to branches, cliff-faces, and even overhead wires. The leaves are coated in specialised water-absorbent cells called trichomes which in some species are so dense they give the plants a silvery appearance. The trichomes are the main method of obtaining moisture from atmosphere.
Jill Raggett
Moved the airplants from outside my bedroom window indoors into my bedroom 😊