Cyanea is a genus of Hawaiian epiphytic plants—naturally growing on trees, not in soil. Your method of thorough misting every other day without watering the soil is exactly right.
These “air plants” absorb moisture and nutrients through their foliage. In cultivation, they’re typically mounted on bark or grown in a coarse orchid mix (mostly bark, charcoal, perlite). The medium should dry quickly; constant wetness causes rot.
Provide bright, indirect light, high humidity, and good air circulation. Fertilize monthly with a dilute orchid fertilizer. Enjoy this unique tropical treasure!
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