Air plants are tropical plants that can grow without soil and draw nutrients from the air through their leaves.
You can care for your air plant by misting it once a week, soaking it in water for 1-2 hours every 2-3 weeks, and placing it in a bright, indirect light.
No, air plants should not be planted in soil as it can suffocate them.
Yes, you can fertilize your air plant with a water-soluble orchid or air plant fertilizer diluted to half strength every 2-3 weeks.
If your air plant is getting too much water, its leaves will start turning brown or black.
If it's not getting enough water, the leaves will start curling inwards.
Yes, air plants can grow outdoors in warm, humid climates with temperatures above 40 degrees Fahrenheit.
You can give your air plant a break from its usual care routine every 2-3 months by leaving it in a shaded area and not watering it for a week.
You can remove pests from your air plant by dipping it in soapy water or spraying it with neem oil.
Air plants can live up to several years with proper care.
You can buy air plants from online retailers, garden centers, or plant nurseries.