Airplant Tillandsia on sea urchin birkin you can prune it to

you can prune it to control its size or encourage bushier growth

Try to avoid direct sun as it burns her leaves

rare tropical plant with olive green leaves

this plant is easily propagated

A gorgeous blue cosmos pot cover

Airplant Tillandsia on sea urchin birkin you can prune it toAir plants seem almost otherworldly the way they can grow, well, just in air. Yep, no soil at all required. Plus their leaves can look a bit like alien tentacles or like the appendages of an exotic sea creature. These fascinating little plants have become quite popular over the last few years. Air plants (Tillandsia spp.) are epiphytes, meaning that in nature they grow on other plants, usually on tree branches. There are hundreds of species and