Small Air Plant

Air plants are epiphytes (plants that grow harmlessly upon other plants) belonging to the bromeliad family. They are gaining popularity as houseplants, as they are unusual looking and require little care. Bromeliads are some of the best all-around houseplants for removing pollution from the air.

Soak weekly in a bowl of room temperature water for 15-30 minutes. Shake excess water off afterward. This plant can benefit from extra humidity.

Thrives in bright indirect light. Keep smaller air plants out of intense, direct sun.

Yes! This is a pet friendly plant.

The first place to start when reviving an air plant is with watering. Just like every other living being, water is absolutely essential to air plants! Next make sure your air plant is getting enough air, for example make sure it is not sealed up in a terrarium. Also remove any dead leaves from a sick air plant by gently tugging at them to see if they come off. If they remove easily, they are dead. If the whole plant falls apart when you do this, you’ve got a dead air plant that has already bit the dust, unfortunately.