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air plant
noun as in plant getting nutrients from air
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In summer, add a piece driftwood with a few hanging air plants to break up space, she says.
The outfits are made of colorful living material, including headdresses of tillandsia, or air plants, and tresses of huperzia, a tropical clubmoss.
Most epiphytes, or air plants, don’t sink their roots into soil to absorb moisture and nutrients, Lara explained.
Why not hang those air plants in a spinal row of vertebrae-shaped planters?
Add a couple of air plants to a gorgeous piece of driftwood and you have a ready-made tablescape.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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