Turning red or deep violet is normal for an air plant ready to bloom. The air plant will turn bright violet and promptly bloom a beautiful red flower. Unfortunately, the air plant can only blossom once in its lifetime. After blooming, they will die. If you care for your plant properly, you may influence how … Read more
Soaking your air plant is a great way to hydrate it, but it can easily overhydrate your plant if you leave it in the water for too long. Overhydration leads to drowning and kills your air plant. When soaking your air plant, you should only let it soak for a few minutes or a half-hour … Read more
Air plants are beautiful and fascinating, but looking after one can seem a little intimidating. Without the presence of your trusty pot of soil, it can be hard to figure out exactly what you need to do to make sure that your plant is going to be safe and healthy. This is perhaps even more … Read more
If your air plant is decaying, it might be rotting, overwatered, have a lack of light, air exchange, or be exposed to an improper environment. The first stage in reviving your air plant is determining the source of the disease to take appropriate action to repair the condition. Continue reading to learn more about why … Read more
