Air Plant Fertilizing Spray by Southside Plants – Fertilizer Mist for Houseplants, Weekly Plant Food – Gentle Mist Formula for Miracle Feed & Grow – 8 oz

Tillandsia are unique and exotic plants nicknamed “Air Plants” because they lack roots and absorb water and nutrients from the air through their fleshy leaves. Tillandsia are most commonly found in South and Central America, Mexico and the Southern US. They typically grow in aird deserts, mountains, and forests. Their harsh native growing conditions means they are easy and almost carefree houseplants. Typical care involves soaking the plants in room temperature water for 10 minutes once a week and more often during the growing season or in especially dry climates. After soaking, apply fertilizer and allow to dry before putting back on display.

Supercharge your tillandsia and epiphyte collection with Southside Plants’ Fertilizer (16-9-25 NPK). Both the gentle spray and soak provide deep hydration, ensure optimal health, and encourage vibrant blooms. Ideal for weekly use on air plants and most houseplants.
Two Different Options – Southside Plants offers Air Plant Fertilizer in two forms: an 8oz ready-to-use spray, and 1oz concentrated soak – two great options for hydration and nutrition.
How to Use – The 8 oz spray is suitable for all plants. Use this fertilizer every time you mist your plants. For soak: Add 1 half dropper to 1 quart of water. Soak air plants for 5-10 minutes for optimal hydration, growth, and blooms.
Get More Out of Your Air Plants: While air plants are resilient, they thrive and bloom with proper hydration and nutrition. Our products help tillandsias and epiphytes achieve their full size, promoting pup development and clumping, effectively expanding your collection.
For All Houseplant and Terrarium Plants: Our 16-9-25 NPK formula benefits not just air plants but all houseplants. Foliar feeding efficiently delivers nutrients. Recommended for terrariums and bromeliads, our fine mist and soak reach every crevice, simplifying fertilizer application.