Medusa's Head Air Plant

Tillandsia caput-medusae Native to the humid climates of Mexico and Central & South America, this air plant is a beautiful & hardy species that's perfect for beginners. This species' thicker skin makes it hardy and less prone to drying out.  If you're not familiar with air plants, they grow on the bark and stems of trees and other plants, and do not need soil -- as their name suggests, they grow in the air! Consistent rainfall and humid conditions keep these plants well-watered, and helps them root into moist tree bark, feeding them more nutrients than rainfall and air can provide. However, they're perfectly happy growing in your home hanging from a wire, standing in a cup or vase, or displayed however you like!  Keep your air plant in medium to bright indirect light, and in a place that gets consistent air flow. There are many methods of watering air plants, from soaking them in warm water baths, to spritzing them with spray bottles, to running them under your faucet. We perso