Tillandsia Fasciculata

Air plants, otherwise known as epiphytic plants, are among the most ancient and fascinating of all plants. Billions of years ago, when plants made the switch from water to land, these epiphytic plants were one of the first to do so. They generally do not require soil to grow and receive most of their nutrients through the humidity in the air. All air plants bloom at a certain stage of their growth, and their bloom duration depends on the species. After blooming, you will see new baby air plants called pups, sprouting from the base of its mother plant.