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Aerial Plant Hypotheses


Question Posted Friday July 10 2015, 2:05 pm

I need your help regarding my experiment about plants. I'm studying about aerial plants. I had observed that the upper part of the plant are dead while the lower part of the aerial plant is still alive and healthy. What would be the hypotheses about this? I'm thinking about sunlight but I think it doesn't affect the upper leaves of the aerial plant to die because it gets enough sunlight. Please I need your help. Thank you.

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MrWombat answered Wednesday July 15 2015, 2:35 am:
Is the upper part a flower stalk? If so, it's probably usual for the plant to put this out and then it dies off. You you have a photo of the plant?

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