Pink Quill Bromeliad,
Tillandsia cyaneaPLANT CARE GUIDE
Light Requirements
The Pink Quill needs bright, indirect sunlight for the majority of the day. Avoid direct, afternoon light.
Watering Needs
Water when soil has completely dried out, about twice per month. Mist the leaves heavily 3-4 times per week. Note: The Pink Quill is a type of airplant and is sensitive to chlorine in water. Rainwater or filtered tap water is best for this plant.
Temperature Preferences
The Pink Quill is a tropical plant and will do well in warmer temperatures (between 65° - 85ºF). Cold temperatures or rooms with strong vents or drafts should be avoided.
Humidity Tolerance
Requires higher levels of humidity, around 75% or above.
Repotting Needs
The Pink Quill can live happily in the provided pot for up to 2 years. Repot when the roots have become overgrown, or the plant has grown too large. Mix equal parts sand and potting soil or use a succulent potting mix. Keep the soil loose rather than tightly compacted. After repotting, wait at least a week before watering the plant. Repot every 1-2 years. When your plant is ready to be repotted, you can follow our simple how-to guide.
Unhealthy Plant Signs
As the plant ages, it is normal for the flower to turn from pink to green and fall off. If the flower begins to turn yellow or brown, remove it.
Toxicity
If ingested, may cause a harmful reaction in pets.
