A close-up of a Caput Medusae Airplant from RussellsBrom against a white background. This bromeliad features elongated, green leaves that are slightly twisted, with a subtle silvery sheen. The leaves appear to be arranged in a spiral formation.
A Caput Medusae Airplant from RussellsBrom, with its long green leaves, is nestled within a textured grey sea urchin shell. Positioned on a flat surface, it displays the characteristic traits of the bromeliad family. The blurred background reveals red flowers and green foliage, while sunlight casts shadows across the scene.
A close-up of a Caput Medusae Airplant from RussellsBrom against a white background. This bromeliad features elongated, green leaves that are slightly twisted, with a subtle silvery sheen. The leaves appear to be arranged in a spiral formation.
A Caput Medusae Airplant from RussellsBrom, with its long green leaves, is nestled within a textured grey sea urchin shell. Positioned on a flat surface, it displays the characteristic traits of the bromeliad family. The blurred background reveals red flowers and green foliage, while sunlight casts shadows across the scene.

Caput Medusae 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.

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