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air plant
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air plant
see bryophyllumpinnatum.
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Along with these edible plants I want to grow air plants (bromeliads), not the little green things you buy at the stores which are actually coral spray painted green, but orchids, and the bronze and gold flowers I saw growing at Sea World in San Diego whose name I don't remember but whose seed I plan on picking up when visiting Arizona again next week.
Tweaking the dream: homesteading on the edge of town by Bonnie / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
The narrow, twisting watercourse is mostly lined with native vegetation including some beautiful, towering cypress trees adorned with Spanish moss and air plants, so bring a camera.
Shell game by Allen, Ralph / Florida Sportsman
Tillandsia Known as air plants, these absorb all their nutrients and water directly through their leaves.
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