i'm confused. with plants hanging in a frame, do u have to remove each weekly or invert them in water? or is spraying adequate. that would be difficult to have to remove each. and...how often does one add vitamins? thx
This is a great question that is unanswered by Okla Gard. - they suggested this display method on diff. video, but don't state how to water them ... does one really have to remove each one from display each week? Or, using the "shadow box" as shown, the wood frame clearly would not be waterproof.
Just got a rescue plant from work kept in a closet... Looking to identify (I believe it's Air, which brings me to You) Thanks for this Vid ..I have just started an indoor succulent Space. However unfamiliar in identifying specific air species... How can I send a pic?
Hi, I have two air plants One in the bathroom and one in the kitchen. The one in the kitchen gets indirect sunlight. But the one in my bathroom doesn't at all. Is indirect sunlight a necessity for them? I love how she looks In the bathroom. Thank you for the awesome video J
sasha billie You want to give your plant indirect sunlight. Light is the second most important factor in their growth. Try to avoid all day direct sunlight. Sometimes fluorescent lights can do the trick for the correct light range they need.
Thanks for the question +Freedom Dove! The suggested method is to do a bath once a week as it simulates the downpour from where the plant originates. However, if you do decide to mist your plant we recommend only 2 to 3 times per week in between baths. Thanks for watching!
My xerographica is getting the smallest bits of brown on the very ends of a few of its leaves, am I able to just snip those off?? I just don't want to hurt it
The plant will continue to grow unless you clip the growth point. As for the Fuchsii we recommend normal air plant care of soaked in a bath for 20 - 30 minutes, placed to dry and then misted about 2 - 3 times a week. Thanks for tuning in! Happy Gardening!
