My new obsession
"These air plants are my new obsession! They are huge, healthy and display beautifully no matter where you put them. 100% satisfied with this purchase and I am a new fan of this company!"
Nigel Deckow
Tillandsia Xerographica
Includes Xerographica Tillandsia. Known as the Queen of the air plants, Xerographica prefer more arid climates than some Tillandsia. While extremely resilient and hardy, those that do have issues generally stem from water collecting in their large base. Please be sure to fully dry your Xerographica upside down after watering.
Pet SafeThis air-purifying beauty is safe for pets, offering a worry-free way to add greenery to your home.
My new obsession
"These air plants are my new obsession! They are huge, healthy and display beautifully no matter where you put them. 100% satisfied with this purchase and I am a new fan of this company!"
Nigel Deckow
Care Guide
After unboxing
Soak your new plants upside down in room temperature water for 20-40 minutes.
Watering
Air plants enjoy 70-80% humidity with near daily misting. Soak your plants for 20 minutes weekly, or
bi-weekly. If you live somewhere humid, misting might be enough to skip soaking. Make sure your air plants fully dry within 4 hours.
Light
Most air plants enjoy indirect lighting (5–10’ from a window) where you can still see a shadow. Avoid placing your plants in direct sunlight.
Feeding
Use 1/4 tsp bromeliad fertilizer with 1 gallon of spring water (never distilled) to either mist the plants once monthly or as the solution for their monthly soak.
Live Arrival Guarantee
Ragnaroc plants are shipped to you and arrive in live condition, ready to be displayed in your space of choice.
Shipping & Returns
We have a 30-day return policy on all orders.
You can submit a return request by reaching out to our customer experience team at info@ragnaroc.com
Rest assured with Ragnaroc
Ethical Sourcing
While other 'nurseries' rob the forest of precious plants for profit, every Ragnaroc plant is grown by family farms in conditions we're proud of. You'll see the Ragnaroc difference, it's obvious.
Suitable for Home & Office
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Our 30 Day Guarantee
Please inspect your order upon receipt and contact us immediately if the plants are defective, damaged, or if you received the wrong item so that we can evaluate the issue and make it right on your behalf.
We have a 30-day return policy on all orders. You can submit a return request by reaching out to our customer experience team at info@ragnaroc.com.
Questions we get asked often
Soak, mist, or both....I'm confused?!
Soaking in spring, pond or tap water left to sit overnight for 20-40 minutes every 2 weeks is good standard practice. However climates with dry air maybe require mistings every few days and homes with higher relative humdity may only need to mist their plants. We see many more plants perish from over-watering so make sure they completely dry after either soaking or misting and ensure their 'home' has good circulation (no closed globes).
My plant is loosing color, what should I do?
While low-light tolerant, air plants thrive in strong indirect light and their colors are best expressed under strong, in-direct lighting conditions.
Why doesn't my plant have a flower?
Our plants sold 'flowering' or 'in flower' have been treated to initiate their flowering cycle (it's science) and will produce their blooms in 4-6 weeks upon arrival. Shipping plants prior to bloom ensures the most home enjoyment and longer lasting blooms (some up to 6 weeks!) Increased home temperature, strong lighting and adequate watering can accelerate this timing while plants in cooler climates may take twice as long to bloom.
What if the bottom of my air plant is brown?
Many species (Juncea, Seleriana, Streptophylla and more) grow on or near terra and a brown hue is not only natural but desired. Do not worry if there is browning on a firm base of Tillandsia, however if soft to the touch it could be over-watered.
Soft core and turning grey/black from the middle?
Unfortunately, the plant has been overwatered and is starting to rot.