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Another 15 air plant holders I'm considering

I already have a lovely gold alligator one from a dear family member but I now have five other air plants that need holders. Here are some ideas. You can read "15 air plant holders I'm considering" here.

  1. 3.25 Inch White Ceramic Happy Person Shaped Planter with Live Tillandsia Air Plant - Indoor Air Plants with Air Plant Holder for Home and Office Decor
  2. Ghost Halloween Scary Air Plant Display Desk Spooky Planter decorative Plant with Live Airplant Tillandsia
  3. Alpaca Llama Plant Pot For Cactus/Cacti/Succulents Indoor Great Gift & Home Office Decor Office Desk Window Plant (Red)
  4. Half Moon Air Plant Display (Dark cobalt)
  5. Ocean-Inspired Octopus Planter: Ideal for Succulents, Air Plants, Pens, and More! Beautiful nautical piece (Green)
  6. Air Plant Refrigerator Magnet, live air plants with magnetic displays
  7. Dinos and Dragons Air Plant Displays (Dino1, green)
  8. Exquisite Air Plant Holder: Seashell Planter with Natural Ocean Beauty | Coastal Home Decor | Nautical Air Plant Shell | Unique Gift (Fan conch)
  9. People Planter Coffee and Book Posed Person Pots (Small book, galaxy black)
  10. Unique Air Plant Holder, Pineapple, Small Planter, Ready to Ship, Small Basket, Crochet Plant Pot, Air Plant Container, Air Plant Display (Pineapple)
  11. Custom Air Plant Holder Colorful vase with Air Plant Tillandsia Decor House Gift Desk Accessory plant pot (Very purple, flower)
  12. Pumpkin Air Plant Holder (Display only)
  13. Planty, the Plant Pot. Air Plant Holder, Cute Flower Pot, Succulent Planter, Unique Gift for Home or Home Decoration
  14. Cute Pokemon Air Plant Planter Holder Decor (Charmander)
  15. D20 Dice Succulent Planter , Air Pot, Dungeon & Dragons Planter (Small, Marble)

(Prompt by me)

3.25 Inch White Ceramic Happy Person Shaped Planter with Live Tillandsia Air Plant - Indoor Air Plants with Air Plant Holder for Home and Office Decor



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