This piece pairs two air plants with a length of natural driftwood collected from Centerville Beach, California, so the wood keeps its natural, uneven shape. The plants sit directly in the wood grain, needing no soil or pot.
Air plants take in water and nutrients through their leaves rather than roots, so care is mostly about misting: mist 2 to 3 times a week, more often if the room runs dry, and give the piece bright, indirect light rather than direct midday sun. A humid spot helps keep the leaves from drying out.
It suits a shelf, windowsill, or entry table where you want live greenery without a container to water or soil to manage. At $29.95, it’s a finished piece — driftwood and plants together — ready to set down and mist.
