Grow these 6 humidity-boosting plants at home for fresh air and a full night's sound sleep

The weather in autumn is just too dry. At night, your throat gets so dry it hurts and you can't sleep soundly, and in the morning your nose even bleeds - it's just so uncomfortable! So what plants can increase air humidity and make your home less dry and more comfortable? Of course there are! Come and take a look with Huahua!

A humidifier for hot weather - Monstera deliciosa

Monstera deliciosa has large leaves and transpires better, so its humidifying effect is even stronger. In addition, Monstera deliciosa is also a great formaldehyde absorber, so be sure to bring one home in autumn and winter!

How do you care for Monstera deliciosa?

1. Monstera deliciosa cannot take strong direct sun. Place it in a living room or by a windowsill with bright indirect light; bright indirect light is enough.

2. It likes humidity. Normally water it thoroughly once every 4-7 days, and mist the leaves and the ground twice a day.

An essential plant for humidifying - Areca palm

Areca palm has dense leaves and large leaf stalks, and its humidifying effect is also excellent. Placed in a corner of the living room, it has quite a tropical feel!

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How do you care for Areca palm?

1. Mist the leaves twice a day. Water thoroughly only after the soil surface turns pale and dries out. Usually keep it in a ventilated place.

2. Every month, dig small holes around the edge of the pot and bury a few granules of compound fertilizer, or throw compound fertilizer into a spray bottle and use it when watering the plant.

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A small humidifier - hydroponic peace lily

If your space at home is limited and you can't fit large potted plants, what should you do? Easy - you can grow several pots of peace lily. They humidify cleanly and bloom in all four seasons, acting just like a small humidifier!

How do you care for hydroponic peace lily?

1. Never put peace lily in a place with too much light, otherwise it will only grow leaves and not bloom.

2. Change the water about once a week, and add a little charcoal or aspirin to the water to help prevent root rot.

A little humidity expert - pothos

Pothos has full, dense leaves and a good humidifying effect. On top of that, it grows quickly, can trail down into a waterfall, and can also climb all over a wall, greatly expanding the humidifying area!

How do you care for pothos?

1. If conditions allow, train the pothos vines to hang or climb the wall, and it will grow even faster!

2. Water thoroughly only after the potting soil becomes lighter and drier. This helps the roots and aerial roots grow. Mist the leaves often.

A natural humidifier - money tree

The money tree is like a large humidifier. 99% of the water in its body is released into the air, leaving only 1% to sustain life, making it truly a selfless guardian of air purification!

How do you care for a money tree?

1. Be sure to water it sparingly. Poke about 4-5 cm down into the potting soil surface, and water thoroughly only when it is dry.

2. Mist the leaves often. You can add 2 granules of compound fertilizer to the spray bottle to make the leaves larger and greener!

An essential plant for humidifying - Dracaena fragrans

Dracaena fragrans has broad, slender leaves and can release relatively more water into the air, raising air humidity. At the same time, it can also absorb dust from the air, making the air at home fresher.

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How do you care for Dracaena fragrans?

1. Watering 2-3 times a month is enough. Watering too much easily causes root rot, but mist the leaves often.

2. It grows faster in a sunny spot at home. In winter, don't place it directly on a floor with underfloor heating, as that easily causes root rot.

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