Tillandsia tenuifolia var. araujei belongs to the genus Tillandsia, part of the Bromeliaceae family. This group includes hundreds of air plant species that occur mainly in tropical and subtropical America. The tenuifolia var. araujei species is epiphytic in nature: in the wild, it grows on trees and shrubs, obtaining its water and nutrients from rain, mist and organic material that collects on its roots. This way of life makes the plant highly adapted to an environment with good air circulation and light shade. Botanically, T. tenuifolia var. araujei is distinguished by its fine, narrow leaves and compact rosette shape, making it both visually attractive and ecologically interesting. For additional information about this special Tillandsia from Araflora, please refer to the symbols below.

Caring for Tillandsia tenuifolia var. araujei is relatively easy if its natural living conditions are replicated. The plant grows best in bright, indirect light, avoiding direct sunlight in the afternoon to prevent the leaves from burning. Water regularly by immersing the plant or spraying it thoroughly with rainwater or low-calcium water; the leaves and roots may dry out slightly between waterings. Higher humidity supports the health of the plant and stimulates strong growth. In terms of temperature, Tillandsia tenuifolia var. araujei prefers moderate to warm conditions and cannot tolerate frost. Although the plant does not require a traditional substrate, mounting it on bark, stone or special air plant supports allows the plant to develop well and gives it a natural presentation. Occasionally, a light, bromeliad-specific fertiliser can be applied to support growth and flowering. Regularly removing dust or dirt from the leaves and removing dead leaves contributes to a healthy plant. By following these simple guidelines, Tillandsia tenuifolia var. araujei can develop into a healthy, graceful air plant that will give you years of pleasure. The care symbols below provide additional care information.