Air plants do not require soil or excess water to grow. These plants can absorb nutrients from the air through scales on their leaves
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Here are some air plants that you can grow at your home
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Bulbosa
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This air plant has a sea creature-like appearance with a bulb-shaped bottom and tentacle-like leaves. Mist this air plant once in three days and hang it in a glass container
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Aeranthos
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Aeranthos is a spiky plant that looks like an aloe vera plant. It produces pink buds that bloom into beautiful purple flowers. You can keep this plant in direct sunlight
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Spanish Moss
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This plant is a flowering plant that grows rapidly like a vine. It can easily absorb water and nutrients from the air
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Xerographica
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This air plant has flat grayish-green leaves that curl like ribbons from the center to form a rosette. This plant requires to be soaked in water for 15 minutes every 2 weeks