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framed air plants Air Plant Frame | Large

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framed air plants Air Plant Frame | LargeAir Plants don't need soil! No soil? No problem! Air plants have naturally evolved to thrive without soil and our Air Plant Frame is the perfect way to present them. Customize and plant your tillandsia garden, creating a living painting inside your home or outdoor garden. The intelligent design of the Air Plant Frame provides optimum air circulation & light for air plants to thrive indoors or out. Each frame is handcrafted from 100% recyclable, rust

Air Plants don't need soil!

No soil? No problem! Air plants have naturally evolved to thrive without soil and our Air Plant Frame is the perfect way to present them. Customize and plant your tillandsia garden, creating a living painting inside your home or outdoor garden.

The intelligent design of the Air Plant Frame provides optimum air circulation & light for air plants to thrive indoors or out. Each frame is handcrafted from 100% recyclable, rust-free & submergible materials that make care simple. Every plant is sustainably grown & a portion of your purchase supports air plant eco-system protection with Nature Conservancy.

Please note you are purchasing the AirplantFrame ONLY. Air plants not included.

Color

Matte White, Matte Black, Glossy Orange, Glossy Aqua or Glossy Pink

Size

24 inches by 18 inches

Materials

Handmade in California from 100% recyclable, eco-friendly powder-coated aluminum, our frames are waterproof and won’t rust. Our hand strung stainless steel cables allow you to arrange each air plant and customize your “painting”.

Air Plant Care

Your purchase includes a Care Instruction Card with easy tips and FAQ's to keep air plants alive and thriving. You can water for "airplants" in your frame by spraying a couple times a week, or fully submerge the airplants while they remain in the waterproof frame for a couple hours, once a week.

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