How do you care for a caput medusae?

The Tillandsia Caput Medusae does not require any soakings, and prefers to be misted 2-3 times a week. Soakings and heavy mistings must be done with care to avoid rotting. As for light and air, it does very well in indirect sunlight and prefers a bit of air circulation.

How often do you water caput medusae?

once a week Watering: as always, water quantity and frequency should be adjusted based on your environment, but in general we recommend watering the Tillandsia caput medusae at least once a week with a 10-30 minute soak.

How do you water a Medusa air plant?

The Medusa plant doesn't need too much water. Unlike other air plants, it doesn't even prefer to be soaked in water. You should use misting or spraying to water this plant. Mist it 2-3 times during summers and focus on the head of the plant rather than the bulbous base.

How do you care for a Bulbosa air plant?

Tillandsias are low-maintenance plants that require no soil, just plenty of water, sunlight, and airflow. There are three main watering strategies: mist generously 3-7 times a week, submerge completely 2-4 times a week, or soak for 1-2 hours once a week.

What is caput medusae and its cause?

Caput medusae is a network of dilated veins surrounding the umbilicus. It is caused by increased blood flow in the umbilical and periumbilical veins and is often accompanied by an audible venous hum over the umbilical vein (Cruveilhier-Baumgarten murmur).

How do you care for a Melanocrater?

melanocrater features smooth, stiff leafed foliage that is green but will turn red with high light exposure. Approximately 5-7″ long. This is an air plant, so no soil needed! To care for them, simply soak in water for up to 10 minutes every one to two weeks, then hang upside down to fully dry.

What do you do when air plants turn brown?

If the tips of your air plant are turning brown, try using rainwater or unchlorinated water as described above. If you are not giving them chlorine but they are still turning brown, then your plant may not be getting enough water. Give them an overnight bath, then make sure that you are bathing them more often.