Tillandsia usneoidesdoes not need soil, does not need a pot, and grows hanging from almost anything you give it. Commonly known as Spanish Moss, it forms long, trailing curtains of fine, silvery-green stems that drape naturally over branches, hooks, or display frames. It is an epiphytic air plant: it has no root system and absorbs all its moisture and nutrients directly through its leaves. Hang it from a curtain rail, loop it over driftwood, or drape it across a shelf. Few plants create atmosphere as effortlessly.

Origins
Native across a wide range from the southern United States through Central America to Argentina,Tillandsia usneoidesgrows draped over tree branches in warm, humid environments. Despite its common name, it is neither Spanish nor a moss; it is a bromeliad, closely related to pineapples.