Tillandsia Air Plant Variety w/ Spray - 6 Pack

Say hello to your zero-drama plant BFFs — the Tillandsia Air Plant Variety Pack! These quirky little green aliens don’t need soil, pots, or even a clue what day it is. Just give them a mist and a wink, and they’re good to go. Each 6-pack includes a surprise assortment of air plants, so it’s basically nature’s mystery box (minus the disappointment). They float. They cling. They do weird curly things. And somehow… it works.

Whether you’re decking out your desk or jazzing up a shelf that’s been collecting dust since 2017, these air plants bring instant cool. Plus, they come with their own spray bottle—because hydration is hot.

Benefits:

Soil-Free Sass: No mess, no stress—just vibes.

Air-Purifying: Little leaves, big breathers.

Super Low Maintenance: Basically the plant equivalent of “I’m just here for a good time.”

Space-Savvy: Perfect for terrariums, hanging displays, or that old candle holder you refuse to throw out.

Care Instructions:

Bright, indirect light is their happy place. Give them a light mist 2–3 times a week (more if your home is dry, less if it’s humid and sultry). Once a week, you can soak them in a bowl of water for 20–30 minutes—spa day, anyone? After soaking, shake off the excess water and let them fully dry upside down (yes, really) to avoid rot. No soil ever. Repeat: no. soil. ever.

Décor Tips:

Pop them in a glass orb, seashell, hanging holder, or driftwood for an artsy, Pinterest-worthy display. They thrive in places where other plants fear to tread—like bathrooms, bookshelves, and office corners that haven’t seen daylight in years.

Décor Vibes:

Minimalist Zen: Perfectly imperfect, just like you.

Wabi-Sabi Cool: Embrace the weird.

Modern Industrial: Adds a soft twist to hard edges and concrete tones.

Ideal Spaces:

Bathroom: Loves the humidity—finally, a plant that likes your steamy showers.

Office: Zero mess, full personality.

Entryway: A warm, weird welcome for every guest.

Botanical Name:

Tillandsia spp.

Common Names:

Air Plant, Floating Plant, “Wait, is that even real?”