hey I'm new to air plants and I'm wondering if it has a root rot or something. the bottom seem to be turning brownish but the leaves are still firm and not falling apart. - Garden Home Future

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2019-02-02, 8460 Views

hey I'm new to air plants and I'm wondering if it has a root rot or something. the bottom seem to be turning brownish but the leaves are still firm and not falling apart.

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Aileen Lam

2019-02-08

That looks like root rot. Is the based soft and squishy?

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