A close-up of a single Plagiotropica Airplant from RussellsBrom with long, slender, pointed leaves radiates outward against a plain white background. The leaves, exhibiting a mix of green and dark purple hues, showcase its unique charm. This beautiful air plant is part of the versatile bromeliad family.
Plagiotropica Airplants by RussellsBrom, featuring slender, pointed leaves arranged in a star-like pattern with purple tips, are displayed on a plain white background.
The Plagiotropica Airplant from RussellsBrom, featuring long, slender leaves with purple tips, is elegantly displayed in a light brown, textured sea urchin shell. This unique decorative piece stands out beautifully against a white background.
A hand holding a small Plagiotropica Airplant from RussellsBrom, with pointed, purple-tipped leaves, set against the backdrop of a red and gray brick sidewalk.
A close-up of a single Plagiotropica Airplant from RussellsBrom with long, slender, pointed leaves radiates outward against a plain white background. The leaves, exhibiting a mix of green and dark purple hues, showcase its unique charm. This beautiful air plant is part of the versatile bromeliad family.
Plagiotropica Airplants by RussellsBrom, featuring slender, pointed leaves arranged in a star-like pattern with purple tips, are displayed on a plain white background.
The Plagiotropica Airplant from RussellsBrom, featuring long, slender leaves with purple tips, is elegantly displayed in a light brown, textured sea urchin shell. This unique decorative piece stands out beautifully against a white background.
A hand holding a small Plagiotropica Airplant from RussellsBrom, with pointed, purple-tipped leaves, set against the backdrop of a red and gray brick sidewalk.

Plagiotropica Airplant

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Air Plants, or Tillandsia, are the largest genus of the bromeliad family.
These fascinating plants are easy to care for and fit into many places of your life that other plants can’t. Air plants do not have a traditional root system, and instead, absorb all their water and nutrients through their leaves. Some have root-like systems that are more similar to tendrils which help them attach to
larger trees making them epiphytes.

*Each Plant Varies In Appearance and Size

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