I got this air plant not too long ago, and I keep making sure to dry it out completely so it doesn’t get rot- but I’m still finding that it’s getting super crispy! Any suggestions as to what I’m doing wrong or how I can fix this? 🥺
I got this air plant not too long ago, and I keep making sure to dry it out completely so it doesn’t get rot- but I’m still finding that it’s getting super crispy! Any suggestions as to what I’m doing wrong or how I can fix this? 🥺
Humidity
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Thank you! Would you say misting it or do I need it by a humidifier?
0件のいいねMisting would work
2件のいいねhow are you watering it?
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I let it soak in water once a week for 15-30 minutes then keep it upside down to dry for an hour.
いいね 1件I literally have not been able to keep air plants alive, the SINGLE survivor loves my frogs tank. It is hanging above a fish tank, squeezed into a crack in the wood- I think what it likes is the humidity+the air circulation from the fan above it. I dunk it in tap water when it looks like it needs it. Humidity level sits at about 70% with spikes and drops. Your location definitely plays a part in keeping them alive, the humidity where I’m at is like 30% and they do NOT LIKE IT
いいね 1件I live in zone 8b (Oregon) and they do really well here, I find that the air plants with smaller/thinner leaves tend to need a bit more humidity/watering. I have an ionantha and a stricta hybrid. I mist the stricta more frequently than the ionantha but I water the same
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