Tillandsia magnusiana

 Tillandsia, commonly referred to as "air plants," are amongst the easiest-to-care-for plants we've ever encountered! These weirdos don't require soil, and they are classified as "epiphytes." This term refers to non-parasitic plants that grow or attach to other plants/trees for support (think mosses, orchids, and hoya). Airplants can survive without roots because they absorb water and nutrients directly from the air through its leaves. 

CARE:

• Place in a spot with medium-bright indirect light (no direct sun) 
• Soak in water every 7-10 days for 15 minutes, shake off excess water and dry upside-down
• Misting is also an option for but you'll have to hydrate frequently (2-3 times/week)
• Does best with moderate humidity but it is adaptable to household humidity. 

TIPS:

• When soaking in water, shake off excess water upon removal. It's best to dry upside down to ensure that water doesn't get trapped into the centre of the plant, as this can quickly rot the plant. 
• Although humidity is appreciated, do not trap it in a closed jar for extended periods.  Air circulation is needed, or else they will rot.