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How Do You Care For Air Plants?
Watering air plants is often a main cause of confusion when caring for these bizarre little creatures, but there are a few easy ways to water them! The first is by misting them regularly with a spray bottle. Second, you can hold them under the faucet for a minute or two—just be sure to use room temperature water. Lastly, you can soak them for 10 to 20 minutes in a cup of water.
So, how do you know when to ‘water’ an air plant? You should soak your air plants every week to ten days as a rule of thumb. Air plant leaves tend to feel a little stiffer after you water them, and one of the most telltale signs that your air plant is dehydrated is if its leaves are wrinkled or starting to curl a lot more than they usually do.
Air plants prefer bright, indirect sunlight, and their ideal temperature is anywhere between 60 to 80°F. Anything below or above that will stress them out.