Original: Bought 3 bromeliads, 1 yucca. Repotted in plastic pots with rocks for drainage. Used potting soil, yard dirt (Titusville, FL), mulch. Watered well—soil dry. Bromeliad soil still damp, half leaves browning. Yucca outside in sun, soil dry, outer leaf halves brown.
Follow-up: No yucca response. Watered well when repotting (dry soil). Cut most leaves in half to remove brown. Leave in full sun? Water again? New porch plants, little experience.
Bromeliads: Need indirect light, avoid direct sun. Water by pouring into leaf cups—forms puddles at junctions that filter to roots. You overwatered by watering roots directly. Repot with quality potting mix + drainage. Bright indirect light, water leaves.
Yucca: Needs very little water, unlike bromeliad needs direct sun. Repot with cactus soil, water very little (~once/week). Very resilient—cut back dead growth freely.
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