If the air is too humid, which potted plants can reduce the indoor humidity appropriately?

You can raise some rich bamboo at home to release humidity indoors, rich bamboo is not too demanding on the environment, even if there is no sunlight indoors, it can live very well. In addition, daffodils can also regulate the humidity in the room, and daffodils not only act as humidifiers, but also fill the room with fragrance.

Xerophytes such as cacti and cacti are common, and they have relatively little water demand. Epiphytes are those that are able to grow epiphytes on other trees, and these plants can absorb moisture from the air. There are also plants such as mosses and ferns that can also appropriately reduce the humidity of the indoor air.

If the air is too humid, you can plant some plants that can absorb extra moisture in the air, such as: air pineapple, white long, Boston fern, ivy, cactus, these plants can indirectly reduce the humidity in the air.

1. White palm. Its leaves absorb moisture from its surroundings and are adept at removing air pollutants such as alcohol, benzene, and xylene. 2. Boston fern.

The Boston Fern is a very good air dehumidifier, it is also a very tropical foliage plant, and it is also a very effective air purifying green plant. 3. Ivy. Ivy can properly remove moisture from the air to meet its own growth needs, hang it on the windowsill, let it grow in pots, it can absorb excess moisture in the air, and properly reduce the humidity.

Air humidity has a great impact on the growth and development of plants, which is often ignored, but it is not known that excessive air humidity is easy to make branches and leaves grow, petals rot, flower drops, and easy to cause diseases and insects such as oak spread. Excessive humidity during the flowering period hinders flowering and affects fruit setting; If the air humidity is too low, the flowering period will be shortened and the flower color will be lighter.

If the air is dry for a long time, it will grow poorly, affecting flowering and fruiting, which is one of the reasons why southern flowers cannot be raised well in the northern region. The climate in the north is dry in winter, and if indoor flowers are not often kept at a certain humidity, some moist flowers often appear to be pale yellow next to the leaf slag branches, and the leaf edges are dry.

According to the different requirements of different flowers for air humidity, methods such as spraying branches and leaves or covering plastic film can be used to increase air humidity and create humidity conditions suitable for their growth. Orchids, begonias, monstera and other moisture-loving flowers require the relative humidity of the air to be not less than 80%; Jasmine, white orchid, hibiscus and other medium-humid flowers, the air humidity is required to be not less than 60%.

Growing flowers in the room will increase the humidity of the air in the room.

1: When watering, the potting soil contains a large amount of water, and the water evaporated by the heating of the potting topsoil can increase the indoor humidity.

2: When you water too much, it will flow out from the bottom of the pot to the bottom of the pot, and the water in the bottom pot will also evaporate into the surrounding air to increase the surrounding humidity.

Three: the main humidity from the room is the moisture of the leaves, the leaves will evaporate a large amount of water after heating, and the root system will continue to provide moisture for the leaves, so that the indoor moisture will increase and the humidity of the air will increase.