air plant turning white Tillandsia albida 'minor'

air plant turning white Tillandsia albida 'minor'There are over 650 species of Tillandsia native to the forests, mountains, and deserts of Northern Mexico and Southeastern America. Air plants are epiphytes; plants that grow on other plants, such as trees. The Tillandsia leaves are covered in specialized cells called trichomes, which allows them to rapidly absorb water. Light : Thrives in low to medium indirect light, but can tolerate a wide range of environments. Water : We recommend fully

There are over 650 species of Tillandsia native to the forests, mountains, and deserts of Northern Mexico and Southeastern America. Air plants are epiphytes; plants that grow on other plants, such as trees. The Tillandsia leaves are covered in specialized cells called trichomes, which allows them to rapidly absorb water. 

☀ ☀ Light : 

Thrives in low to medium indirect light, but can tolerate a wide range of environments.

 Water : 

We recommend fully submerging your Air Plants in a bowl of water for about 5-10 minutes once a week, or lightly misting your air plant about 2-3 times a week. 

+ Plant Tip : 

Be sure to shake off any excess water after watering your air plant, and allow to air dry in a bright room. Overwatering will result in the bottom of your plant turning brown.