Kathleen: air plant brown/wilted after weekend alone. Photo provided. Asks if savable.

Kathy: if any green remains, don't discard.
Air plants (Tillandsia) are remarkably resurrection-capable. Deep rehydration can reverse severe desiccation. The protocol mimics natural rain events these epiphytes evolved to exploit.
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