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"Air plants, or Tillandsia if you&amp;#039;re fancy, are spritely greens that have a cool organic, yet geometric shape. Plus, they&amp;#039;re super easy to care for, making them a popular choice for terrarium-lovers and novice gardeners alike. Since Tillandsia absorb water and nutrients through their leaves, they don&amp;#039;t require soil to flourish, but rather only need to be watered 2-3 times a week by rinsing them in the sink or soaking them for 20-30 minutes. And their versatliity is a major style bonus: You can place air plants in nearly any container that suits your taste. Here are some of our favorite finds.   This colorblocked planter adds an element of surprise to a neutral space. ($27, seaandasters.etsy.com)  The moss in these teardrop terrariums comes in eleven fun colors. ($15, seaandasters.etsy.com)  Hang this trendy sculptural ornament with a suction cup, nail, or string. ($19, hruskaa.etsy.com)  This tiered, faceted planter doubles as a sparkly suncatcher. ($89, snlcreations.etsy.com)  A touch of neon adds a happy punch to your space, but won&amp;#039;t overwhelm it (we promise!). ($18, thriftedandmade.etsy.com)  This handcarved planter turns a bunch of air plants into a chic wreath. ($75, corpottery.etsy.com)  Because a spherical pot coated in chalkboard paint is too cute to ever pass up. ($15, seaandasters.etsy.com)  Perhaps your son will finally let you add a bit of your design sense to his room with these cheeky dino planter. ($14.50, thehappyplanter.etsy.com) NEXT: 13 Houseplants You Can&amp;#039;t Kill \u00BB  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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