What are the plants that increase air humidity

The climate is getting worse and worse, especially in homes with heating in winter, the air will become dry. If you stay in dry air for a long time, your skin will become dry and your body will become severely dehydrated, making you prone to various diseases. Therefore, it is more important to maintain appropriate humidity in the air. So what are the plants that can increase air humidity? We will introduce them to you in detail.

The most direct way to increase air humidity is to spray water on the leaves or sprinkle water in the environment. This will also lower the temperature on the balcony and allow potted flowers to thrive. Spraying water on the leaves can also rinse the leaves, which is beneficial to photosynthesis and promotes the growth and development of potted flowers. Plants suitable for foliage spraying include: pine, cypress, rubber tree, palm, bamboo palm, azalea, camellia, asparagus fern, jasmine, orchid, evergreen, Guangdong evergreen, calla lily, monstera, ferns and a variety of flowers and trees native to tropical, subtropical and warm temperate zones and flowers that prefer shade and humidity in the understory of the forest or in the canyon. However, for deciduous flowers and trees such as pomegranate, crape myrtle, elm, maple, peach, and plum, if the leaves are sprayed with water frequently, the plants will grow too tall, which will damage their appearance and greatly reduce the number of flowers they bloom.

Cacti and other succulent flowers can only be sprayed on the leaves during the hot noon. When spraying water on the leaves, use a spray method. Just spray it until it is wet. You can do it multiple times. If you spray it too wet and there is dripping each time, it will increase the moisture content of the soil in the pot, causing waterlogging that is difficult to dry and resulting in root rot.

Watering the balcony environment can be done multiple times as the temperature rises, but it should be done in the morning or in the afternoon after the balcony ground has cooled down. If watering is done at noon or when the balcony ground is still hot, the hot steam will evaporate and affect the growth of the flower pots. Potted flowers that like shade and humidity and are shaded on the balcony ground will be suffocated by the hot steam immediately. It is best to lay 1.5 to 2 cm thick straw mats on the balcony floor and flower stands. Due to their large water absorption capacity, a large amount of water vapor can be generated with the help of temperature. In addition, there is a shade on the flower stand, so water vapor dissipates slowly, thus keeping the microclimate on the balcony and flower stand at a certain humidity. This is simpler, easier and safer than frequently watering the ground and the surrounding environment.

Flowers that overwinter indoors also need a certain level of air humidity. Most home-grown flowers are cohabitated by people and people. For potted flowers that like moisture, you can cover them with plastic film or put a pot of warm water that is 20°C higher than the room temperature in the cover to increase the air humidity in the small environment. In homes with heating equipment, you can also put a wet cloth on the radiator to heat it to produce water vapor, which can also create a local humid environment.

The above is a detailed introduction about the plants that can increase air humidity. Another way to increase air humidity is to use a humidifier, but there are many precautions when using a humidifier. It is more suitable to use pure natural plants at home. It should be noted that you must understand the properties of the plants in advance.