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Most bromeliads, airplants included, only bloom once in their lifetime. However, they reproduce by growing ‘pup’ usually around the base of the ‘mother’ plant. So even though the plant will not bloom again, you should have multiple offsets that will bloom when they mature in a normal growing season.
