My Bromeliad is so poorly.....

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Firstly apologies if the pictue is sideways - I don't know how to fix it. Anyway - hi all - I'm new to the forum and would love some advice on how to bring my Bromeliad back to life! My Dad got it for me from Asda about 3 years ago. It was previously in a conservatory but is now up in a bright room where it doesn't get below 20 degrees. It looks nothing like it did when I first got it so I'd really like some advice on how to revive it! I think it definitely needs repotting - what's the best type of soil for this? And I read that you should out water into the plant - is that true? If anyone could please help that would be great - it's hung on for dear life for so long that I really now owe it the attention it deserves. Thanks in advance
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This is important because once a plant has flowered it is on borrowed time and although can remain healthy looking it will be in its slow senescence.
From the picture they both look chlorotic, pale, yellow. You could try a weak feed like you'd use on an orchid for instance. You can put this in the central cup of the bromeliads.
If you look under guzmania bromeliad you should find plenty of care info but this explains some of the basics
https://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/growing-bromeliads/#:~:text=Add a house plant fertiliser,moist gravel, or mist regularly.
I've got two bromeliads grown from pups but I haven't managed to get them to rebloom yet...