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Is the room too dry? Put in a potted plant to add humidity and help you sleep, no need to buy a humidifier
It is so lovely to have heating in winter, but the problem that comes with it is that the air humidity is too low, the room is too dry, and people are prone to getting sick. Put a potted flower in your home. Although the several flowers recommended today are not showy, they have strong humidifying ability, just like a humidifier~
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Succulent leaf cutting propagation in spring: control humidity and light well, and with simple care they will fill the pot
In spring you absolutely must do leaf cuttings, because spring is the best season of the year for leaf cuttings. The temperature is good, the humidity is good, the light is good. In this season (especially during the rainy season), even if you just casually pick off a leaf and toss it on a stone slab, it...
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Can Keeping Plants at Home Increase Air Humidity? Don't Be Fooled by the Flowers
Many people think that keeping a few humidity-boosting plants at home can keep the air from getting dry, but this is actually a paradox: to grow those plants that are said to help control humidity well, you have to add moisture to the room, and in the end it still...
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Increasing air humidity for your plants: keep these few points in mind
Fellow plant lovers know that many plants enjoy a warm, humid environment. Common plants like asparagus fern (Asparagus setaceus) and ferns all have very high requirements for air humidity. Once the air is dry, yellowing and drying leaves easily occur, so you must master flower...
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How should bonsai cope with hot and humid weather after summer arrives?
Many people like to keep bonsai at home; it is a good choice for beautifying the home environment. But summer is probably one of the hardest seasons for bonsai. The high temperature, muggy heat and humid environment of summer are a major disaster for bonsai...
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Design the right temperature and humidity to eliminate dust mites, the allergens behind allergic asthma
Many people pay no attention to dust mites, assuming mites are only linked to acne, but that is not the case: one of the pathogens that causes allergic asthma is the mite. What is more, 34 species of mites have already been recorded, so it is fair to say that they are...
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How do you care for hydrangeas? They easily flop over when short of water, so temperature and humidity must be controlled well
People often complain that growing flowers is so hard, wondering whether they are plant killers who cannot keep anything alive. A few days ago I saw a friend growing a pot of hydrangeas, but just yesterday she came running to tell me that her hydrangea buds had turned black, and she...
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The bathroom is humid and smells bad; grow these potted plants in summer for fresh, natural air
Asparagus fern: a protective umbrella that eliminates bacteria and viruses. The plant fragrance contained in asparagus fern has antibacterial components, can remove bacteria and viruses from the air, and has health benefits. ...
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Improper watering and humidity retention for orchids almost killed a pot of Cymbidium faberi for an orchid grower
Haoshe Nongfu has always told fellow orchid growers that orchids like moisture but fear waterlogging, so it is better to keep them dry than too wet. But everything has a limit, and going to extremes, whether dry or wet, is definitely no good. Today I want to share a true story with you, the main...
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Summer is humid and plants at home are prone to disease; how do you treat them according to the symptoms?
The hot and humid summer is a period of high incidence of plant diseases. If you are not careful, the potted flowers at home may fall victim to various diseases. Let's look at the common disease identification methods summarized by flower growers for the following 3 kinds of flowers. If your "treasure" unfortunately...
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