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
There are a variety of reasons why air plants rot. Root rot in air plants is most commonly caused by overwatering. However, Dry rot will also grow if there isn’t enough air movement. Rotting can also be caused by insufficient sunlight and temperatures, inappropriate fertilizer application, or contaminants. Continue reading to learn more about decaying air … Read more
An underwatered air plant will become drooped, browned, and dull in color. Air plants require regular watering to ensure they stay well-hydrated, so it is important to be aware of the signs that your air plant is underwatered. Air plants (Tillandsias) are a type of plant that is able to survive without being planted in … Read more
