Air plants are unique and popular houseplants. Unlike snake plants or hosta, they don’t require soil to grow—hence the name.

All plants, even air plants, need water to survive. But as a gardener, it can be difficult to tell if yours are getting enough hydration. Further complicating matters is the fact that all plants have ...

Air plants bloom only once, their small pink, coral, purple or white flowers signaling their impending death. But no worries: ...

A day after an explosion and fire gutted a large structure at the Parker Lord Corp. plant, officials offered updates and ...

The extra water can kill the roots and wilt the plants, drowning them out and killing them. No. While houseplants can cycle air and remove some pollutants, they do not purify the biggest problem ...

Not to be confused with air plants, air ferns are marketed as plants that don’t require any sunlight or water, which could be ...

Native to northern Mexico, the southeastern U.S., and the Caribbean, Tillandsia plants absorb nutrients and moisture from the air. For a minimalistic terrarium, combine an air plant in glass with a ...

Epiphytes do not bring nutrition from the soil by way of roots. Instead, they cling to bark, or rocks, or other substrates. Parts that look like roots just anchor the plants. They receive all ...