Air Plants
Air plants grow without soil. In the wild they cling to branches and rocks and take what they need from rain and humid air, so at home they sit happily in a shell, on a piece of driftwood, in a glass globe or tucked into a bookshelf.
The routine is simple. Give them bright, indirect light, then soak them in room temperature water for 20 to 30 minutes about once a week. Shake off the extra water and let them dry upside down within a few hours, because water left sitting in the center is what harms them. They make a good first plant for a desk, a dorm room or a small apartment.
Every plant ships on its own, separately from any spade in your order.
- Ships free, separately from any spade
- One checkout with your spade
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If your plant arrives damaged, email us a photo and we'll replace it or refund you.
Winter shipping
From November to April, we recommend adding Winter Plant Shipping Protection (a heat pack) at checkout. Plants shipped in cold weather without it are not covered for cold damage.
From the garden shed
For the garden outside
Plenty of house plants spend the summer on the porch, and every gardener has a bed waiting outside. The Spear Head Spade starts the cut like a spear and finishes it like a spade. It is what our family business makes.
