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Pictures My temporary fix (a piece of wire lol) failed and it's time to actually fix this. Three problems: (1) the problem bracket on the right seems to have gotten bent narrower, such that it doesn't interface with the two holes (one upper, one lower not pictured) in the sheet metal on the door. (2) The two holes are puckered outwards a good bit, so the bracket doesn't sit flush with the door, so it doesn't look like I can use the corner holes or drill anything new. (3) The top hole is worn away so that the current screw won't bite. Suggestions?
Most bonsai I've seen are planted in shallow pots, which can require daily watering hot dry weather. Are there successful or failed examples of bonsai in deeper pots? How long can they go without being watered? Does root rot become an issue? Does wind knock them over? What kinds of media are used?
![[GA, USA zone 8a] [outdoor, cultivated] Mature small tree, fruits 1cm long, maturing to golden-orange with pleasant smell.](https://i.redd.it/ktwahsx1mzty.jpg)
| Name | Information |
|---|---|
| Tillandsia brachycaulos | turns bright red when it blooms. WIith higher light levels it will blush year round. |
| Tillandsia bulbosa | grows well with shade; avoid full sun |
| Tillandsia aeranthos purple form | easy to grow, hardy |
| Tillandsia aeranthos hybrid | |
| Tillandsia Butzii | Avoid full sun. Spotted patterning. |
| Tillandsia caputmedusae | Tolerates bright light. Blooms spring-summer. |
| Tillandsia chiapensis | Very hardy. |
| Tillandsia festucoides | Forms a large clump. |
| Tillandsia filifolia | Fine leaves need more frequent misting/soaking. |
| Tillandsia fuchsii | Fine leaves need more frequent misting/soaking. |
| Tillandsia harrissi | |
| Tillandsia ionantha 'ionantha |





