#moderatelight

Airplants enjoy moderate light and high humidity. If your space is quite dry, we encourage you to mist the tips of your airplant’s leaves in between your regular soakings/waterings. This will help to prevent the leaf tips from turning brown, which is generally caused by dehydration.  After misting or soaking/watering your airplants we recommend holding the plant from its root/base and then gently shaking off any excess water. To prevent your airplants from rotting due to overwatering, it is important to keep your plant upside down for several hours (the longer the better!) after soakings. This will help to thoroughly drain the water that has accumulated in-between the leaves and at the base your airplant.  

These guys love bright light and can produce fun, vivid blooms that resemble fish 🐠. They are also generally known to be non-toxic for cats and dogs, so pet lovers can breath a small sigh of relief!

While airplants enjoy moderate light and high humidity, if your space is quite dry then you can easily mist your airplants on this base to provide them with some moisture in between your regular soakings/waterings.

Half the fun is finding new ways to display them. Sometimes a little glass bowl with some river rocks and three airplants is all you need to create a lovely little centerpiece! 

No soil necessary?! To keep this beauty happy, all you need is a home with high humidity or a spray bottle handy for regular misting as they absorb moisture from the air. They don’t enjoy full sun, but would instead prefer indirect light!