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Shamana
almost 3 years ago

What kind of plant?
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- Pierre
  almost 3 years ago
  
  It’s a tillandsia, or air plant, not sure the variety, thinking maybe ionantha!
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Lina
almost 3 years ago

I’m also curious which plant is that? Airplant? I’m straggling with mine…
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- Pierre
  almost 3 years ago
  
  I will say this, I take no merit since a lot of neglect is involved; only really soak it 20 minutes ever week in the summer, two weeks in the winter, and let it try upside down over night! It’s in a bright and warm room year round, with other air plants that are all very happy!
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- Lina
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Do you think I have the same plant?… it always looks thirsty… I soak it overnight, otherwise it doesn’t straighten its leaves… but I can’t understand how often I should do it. Recently I followed planta advice. But it looks so thirsty 🙃
  
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- Lina
  almost 3 years ago
  
  I have this plant from 2016 but it never got pups or blooms 🤗
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- Pierre
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Looks great to me, maybe a different variety. I find planta overzealous with their water recommendations for airplants. Give it a good soak every two weeks, leave it in a bright room and I’m sure it’ll be happy!
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- Lina
  almost 3 years ago
  
  Thank you 😊🙏 I’ll try that!
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RK
almost 3 years ago

WHOA!!! that is so cool. How did you get it so big and full?
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- Pierre
  almost 3 years ago
  
  It’s a bunch of tiny ones that weren’t divided and sold individually. As you may know, as it matures, blooms and dies, new pups grow around and take over. I just leave it all together and don’t care too much about the dead leaves you can see in between maturing pups!
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