There are many kinds of air plants, but most come from North and South America, where they cling to other trees and gather moisture from the air. In the wild, they can grow as long as 7 feet.

There are many different types of air plants, and each species has a different method with which you can propagate. Some varieties can be pruned, and the cuts can be used to grow new plants.

Sure, you love your low-maintenance snake plant and handsome Monstera—but don't overlook air plants. They're some of most unusual (and fun!) plants you can add to your collection. With their ...

Air plants (Latin name: Tillandsia) come in two basic types. Some, ... Both types grow in the tropics so they like fairly warm temperatures, between 55 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit.

If you’re looking for a houseplant that’s as unique as it is low-maintenance, let me introduce you to air plants, members of the Tillandsia genus in the Bromeliad family. I first became ...

In homes with average humidity levels, soak air plants once a week by placing them in a bowl of room-temperature water for 30-60 minutes; in homes with dry air, more frequent soaking may be necessary.

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