Air plants don't grow in soil, and gather their nutrients from the surrounding air and moisture in it. You can plant them in any glass bottle, jar, or vase, as long as you don't attach a lid ...

The Ragnaroc Live Jumbo Air Plants make a statement wherever you put them, and are especially attractive when hanging. So, if you don’t yet know about the magic of air plants, then this $30 ...

Bottle gardens, or terrariums, are low-maintenance indoor gardens that use a glass container to create a self-sustaining ecosystem. Suitable for plants like ferns, mosses, tropical plants ...

Air plants in their native environment use rootlike tendrils to attach to another plant, a rock or the ground itself. They are not, however, parasites and do not extract nutrients from the host plant.

It was not just the plants; the study found that the soil also helps clean indoor air. A 2018 study published in Plant Physiology, the scientific journal of the American Society of Plant ...