Old creosote roots with air plants (Living With Air Plants)
Air plants are both unique in their shapes as well as their relatively easy care. You have undoubtedly seen these fun plants in all sorts of places. I see them cropping up on home decorating sites, Pinterest, gift shops and much more. It’s easy to see why they are so popular as they add a fun design element to your indoor space.
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A variety of small air plants
Living With Air Plants
This book is a one-stop resource for anyone who wants to delve into adding air plants to their own indoor space as it covers all of the information that you need including:
Propagation
Care
How to Display and Use
Easy Air Plants to Grow
Air plants arranged on a shelf
The distinct shapes of air plants create interest wherever they are added such as on a desk or a plant shelf.
Tiny air plants arranged along a string of twine
Guidelines for the care of air plants is addressed in this book and yes, they really don’t need to be planted in the soil. Plus, they get what they need from being sprayed with water!
There are countless different varieties of air plants and easy to grow species are listed toward the end of the book to help ensure your enjoyment and success with growing these cool plants.
*I was provided a free copy of Living With Air Plants for my honest review.
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