Conflicting air plant watering advice stems from different mounting methods. Your Tillandsia's needs depend on how it's displayed:
Water when moss feels dry—every 1–3 weeks depending on conditions. Soak pot briefly, drain well.
Soak fully in sink/bucket 1–2 minutes weekly. Mist daily between soaks. Shake off excess—water trapped in leaf bases causes rot.
No 12-hour soaks needed. Overwatering (trapped moisture) kills faster than underwatering.
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