Bromeliad Fertilizer Liquid Plant Food for Bromeliads | Cryptanthus, Guzmania, Neoregelia Aechmea and Tillandsia Air, Aquatic Arts

I got into airplants a while ago and bought some from a local nursery as well as ordering some from two different sellers on Amazon. As one might expect, a few that arrived from the Amazon sellers were not looking too great and one seller even included two extra, presumably because some were not expected to survive. In addition to misting almost daily, I began soaking all my airplants for 20 min+ 1.5 times a week in de-chlorinated water spiked with this stuff. Fast-forward to today and, surprisingly, all of my airplants are still alive, even the ones that started out crunchy. Furthermore, several of my airplants have grown substantially and seem to be absolutely thriving. Obviously, I'd have to get more experimentally rigorous to know if this fertilizer is single-handedly responsible for my success, but it definitely hasn't hurt. Given the price and how long this stuff lasts with diluting (I also save batches of the fertilizer water for multiple soaks), I'd say go ahead and give it a shot if you are on the fence and invested in your Airplants survival.

I have used this specialized fertilizer on my Tillandsia air plants for a couple months now, at half the recommended strength, and my air plants are thriving. They are all putting out new growth, keeping good color, and looking very healthy. I am extremely pleased. My air plants do best with a soaking bath once a week, so I add the fertilizer to the bath water once a month. Since I soak in RO water, I also add an actual drop or two for every two or three cups of RO in the weekly water as well, so the RO does not leach nutrients from the air plants.

This fertilizer seems to work fine, but I have nothing to compare its results to.

I use this for all my plants and they look so much better. Strong, healthy and blooming. In 2 weeks I see new growth in all my plants and not just my air plants. I have a money tree and other bamboo plants that are all thriving. One good overnight soaking once a week is all they need

this is so good for all my plant, my air plants are doing great , can tell all my house plants have grown and the leave are green and perky more then ever, little more expensive but worth it,

Ease of use and instructions on bottle. 1 teaspoon for 2 cups water. This bottle is going to last quite a while. Can be used for spritzing and/or soaking my airplants. Do not see any burn, so safe to use.

Bromeliads will thrive and survive transplanting using this.

I really can't say how the fertilizer is functioning, per se. I have used it twice, a week apart, and the air plants still seem healthy. I also mist the plants every two days with water, fertilizing once a week. It's not doing any visible damage, however, so no complaints here.