DESCRIPTION: This wild air plant is similar in style to Caput Medusae and Butzii, but what makes Bulbosa special is its exaggerated bulbous base and firmly "waving" leaves. Bulbosa enjoy lower light levels and more frequent waterings than some of the more xeric air plants (IE Xerographica). If possible, this plant should always be turned ...
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This is the most difficult air plant to have survive, thrive, and actually grow. I follow the internet instructions, but occasionally I lose some to desiccation. They turn dark, crispy, and crunchy even though I soak them longer. Maybe it's not a good idea to drive them for several hours with a fan blowing?
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James · July 7, 2026
Nice plants , could have been a little bigger, nice plants.