The first attempt to get help on the 1st post nobody responded so i'm doing a second attempt post to see if anybody can give me care on this species of plant i also have a few questions. 1. I gotten these ones that you see on a napkin was from a tree that was slightly above me i tried to carefully get it down with a umbrella because i want it to make it bushy with the other clamp of tillandsia recurverta that's in a seashell that the parts of it that had lost a few years ago their is some damage i've seen after i have gotten it out from the tree 2 hours later i've seen some of the damage parts of the plant had dried up and from the yellow circle images on one of the photos it still has a little bit of healing to go (how long do you wait for your air plants to heal up so you can water it) 2. Do y'all water your recurvertas once a week or for two weeks?

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  1. sierrasquirrel

    I would let the freshly broken edges heal for a few days before watering, then you can water every week or two (it depends on your lighting and humidity- having more moisture in the air means you can water less often). I have a few clumps of Texas ball moss and I soak them every 2ish weeks and mist whenever I remember to (could be every few days, could be weeks). As long as they have decent airflow and dry out fully after watering, they’re pretty hardy! Here’s my largest clump- I had to tie up the seed pods to soak it a few days ago and it looked like some silly creature (just needed eyes haha)

    https://preview.redd.it/00jznbtfsuhh1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ec3295f8346e5d63b1a0845576c31f07c4fc1ba5

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