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what a variety, I had no idea

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Wally One, Woolly Pocket Garden

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very cool!!!

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Maintenance: Air plants are easy to care for, but they still require some maintenance. Optimum locations are those with indirect sunlight. Some direct light is OK, but too much can make them dry out.

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Once the bowl is taped up, move it to a well-ventilated area. Cover your work surface with newspaper or tarp and spray paint the bowl. When it's thoroughly dry, spray a second coat if desired for more even coverage.

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Materials: Glass bowl, Gold spray paint, Painter’s tape, Craft knife, Dried navy beans, Air plant

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Look for items you already have around the house to repurpose. For this terrarium I used white navy beans from the grocery store. They function like rocks but have a clean, modern look with a superlow price tag. Gifts.

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Succulents: “One of their charms is how easily they root from cuttings. They’re amazingly durable and persistently beautiful, and thus perfectly amenable to being used as ornaments for a couple of months. We love how they look suspended in a tree — cutting upon cutting. What distinguishes ornament from tree is that when tree comes down, ornament can go into pot to become new plant on windowsill or in garden.”

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Boor demonstrates how to use the Thigmotrope Satellite to dot a wall with tillandsia. Air plants are easily removable for watering or replacement. Be sure to install the hardware where you won't bump into it!

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everything cool here! Love the air plant display on a dark wall.

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Filled with a collection of tiny air plants, these clear glass planters by Shane Powers for West Elm allow you to create a hanging indoor garden..... hang them where they'll receive natural light.

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Shane Powers Ceramic Wall Planters

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West Elm SaveEmail Shane Powers Ceramic Wall Planters - $19 Ceramic wall planters, like these matte white vessels by Shane Powers for West Elm, turn air plants such as staghorn ferns into living art.

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Everything gorgeous! Red one hanging down ...could be, but not identified.... something cardinalis.

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orchid dedrophylax lindenii for FL grow on trees white flowers

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Always source sustainably grown plants. Air plants trendy in interior design market, w online sellers promoting at too-good-to-be-true prices. Air plants... hot item w high propensity for commercial exploitation... purchase plants from reputable buyer who grows legally and sustainably. Do not purchase collected from wild & don’t collect from wild. Botanical gardens and epiphytic plant societies - great places to start.

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You can also spray plants with a fish emulsion once per month during the summer to increase blooms and growth. Don’t overdo it with watering or fish emulsion, because air plants are adapted to getting what they need from the air alone. Consider water and fertilizer as supplemental ways to increase the vitality of your air plants. Some of the colorful bromeliads, like the ones pictured here, will develop a richer color with the spraying of some nutrients.

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large air plants such interesting lines

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hanging plant is magnificent! staghorn fern?

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Good info on non-fertile fronds that turn brown, create interest, and can be removed in the fall.

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do best in wetter soil

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Schefflera Light requirement: Indirect sunlight is best. Water requirement: This plant loves humid environments and moist soil, so water it weekly and spray frequently. Umbrella plant loves warm, humid conditions. Fertilize in growing season w liquid fertilizer or slow-release pellets.

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Maidenhair Fern Light requirement: Place in brightly lit spot clear of drafts. Water requirement: Keep the soil moist. A great idea to keep indoor maidenhair fern from dehydrating is to plant in a self-watering pot, which will allow the plant to take up as much water as it needs. You just need to remember to fill the reservoir. Apply diluted liquid organic fertilizer regularly. Do not allow soil to dry out even for a day or two.

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Fiddle Leaf Fig: Light requirement: Place near window that gets bright filtered light. Keep away from harsh direct sunlight to prevent leaf burn. Water requirement: As it hails from a tropical climate, most experts advise keeping this ficus steadily moist and in a warm room if possible. Tip: Do not allow it to sit in too much water, or it can suffer from root rot.

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ostrich fern (Matteuccia struthiopteris, zones 3 to 8) is well suited. This deciduous fern can grow to 8 feet in diameter with fronds up to 6 feet in height. To achieve maximum size, this fern requires consistently moist to wet soil.

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Golden catalpa tree may be cut back, mid ht tree, heart shaped leaves. Don't you love these Ideabooks like this one for "SHADY" gardens!! Here's another for FULL SUN found there!

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This is Sword Fern! Can cut fronds back in spring for new growth and enjoy them inside.

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Fan-shaped golden variegated sweet flag (Acorus gramineus 'Ogon') is an evergreen grass that will tolerate exceptionally wet conditions — even standing water. Seen in the foreground, it has blades much stiffer than those of its partner here, Japanese forest grass.

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Wish these did better in Florida. Mine always seem to rot at stem. Just like lavender which does well in dry conditions, they hate having wet feet for very long!

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sedums growing in a wall garden. Textures are amazing.

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Roman or English chamomile used cleverly.

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baby's tears moss, zones 9/10!

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