Chocolat De Kat 9 pc. Bon Bons
$24
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No soil? No problem! Air plants grow without being rooted in soil. How cool is that?!
We've matched the silvery green plant with a wooden grey wash frame - an excellent choice for a sill, bookshelf or coffee table.
Light: Bright indirect
Water: Mist weekly, soak every 3-4 weeks
Plant arrives hooked onto the 7" x 7" wood frame shown.
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Chocolat De Kat 9 pc. Bon Bons
$24
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Just fill a bowl with lukewarm water and submerge the plant completely for 20-30 minutes. After their soak, remove your air plant from the water, gently shake off the excess water so that no water sits pooled on the leaves. Lay the plant out to dry completely for about 1-2 hours before placing it back into the frame. A nice sunny window sill is a perfect place to let it dry and soak up some sunlight, however it cannot tolerate direct sunlight.
Not a good idea! If the air plant is in soil, the moisture in the soil will lead to rotting.
Since air plants do not live in soil, they get all of their moisture, light and nutrients through their leaves.
You may notice that your air plants have a white, fuzzy, layer on their leaves, especially after a good watering. This is called "trichomes" which are small outgrowths on the leaves that absorb water and nutrients for the plants ☺