How to absorb humidity in a room naturally?
Here is my solution:green plants!
Because yes! Some plants are very effective in combating humidity because they absorb it.
And it's totally natural.
Better ! It's much more practical and really more economical than a commercial dehumidifier.
And since I've been using it, no more damp house that smells musty.
Here are 10 perfect plants to easily fight against humidity in a room . Watch:
She doesn't live in the undergrowth for nothing...it's good because she loves humidity!
Thanks to its long leaves, it picks it up very easily.
The fern thrives in rooms like the hot, humid bathroom.
In addition, it is very decorative.
How to take good care of your fern?
Simply by keeping the soil moist and away from direct sunlight.
We don't necessarily think about it, because who says cactus says desert...
However, the cactus is the king to capture humidity at night .
Yep, that's how it survives in arid areas.
If you have a damp room, make yourself a small miniature garden with several potted cacti.
Not only is it cute, but they will also be happy to attract the ambient wetness to them.
In nature, the orchid traps moisture with its aerial roots.
Indeed, it does not need soil or water to live.
It just needs light, and a certain humidity.
It is therefore perfectly suited to a humid and bright room.
Give it these living conditions, and you will see it bloom every year.
Another tropical plant that loves moist atmospheres.
It absorbs moisture thanks to its large leaves.
If the living conditions are met:humidity, heat and light, it will offer you pretty white flowers throughout the year.
Better!
Moonflower is considered depolluting.
It is therefore perfect for a bedroom for example.
If we call her "girl of the air" it's not for nothing!
It can live without soil, just clinging to a tree or a stone.
It captures moisture through its leaves and aerial roots.
Moreover, if it does not have enough water, its leaves roll up on itself.
So you will know if she likes you or not!
It is a carnivorous plant and like all these species, it loves humidity and feeds on it.
She will regulate it to stabilize it in a room .
On the other hand, it hates drafts and direct sunlight.
Choose its place in the room carefully.
Another exotic plant that normally lives in tropical regions.
It needs a place with little light and away from drafts.
The palm tree captures ambient humidity and releases oxygen instead.
It grows quite quickly, so plan some space.
Hang a pot of ivy in a damp room and without direct sunlight.
Ivy has this somewhat magical power of retaining the humidity that surrounds it.
So do not hesitate to choose this plant in a bathroom or a laundry room for example.
In garden centres, you will find it under the name "sparmannia africana" because it is native to South Africa.
Its strong point?
It loves water vapor and warm atmospheres.
As it needs space and grows quickly, put it in a spacious room.
A living room, a veranda or a very large bedroom that would need.
With such a surface of leaves, it attracts all the humidity in the room to itself.
This small tree with fairly thick leaves is easy to care for.
It is known to be a depolluting plant to put in his house.
But its 2nd advantage is to retain ambient humidity and use it to flourish.
This is why you should never put this shrub in a dry and too hot room.
