Do Humidity Trays Work for Orchids?
Discover the benefits of orchid humidity trays and how they can help your plants thrive in a more humid environment. Do humidity trays work for orchids? Find out here.
Plant Humidifiers
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Pests and Humidity: Do Humidifiers Attract Bugs?
Introducing moisture to the air using a humidifier is excellent for the comfort and health of your family and pets. Unfortunately, there are less desirable creatures that also love humidity and may be joining you! While humidifiers do not directly attract bugs, they provide a warm and wet environment ideal for many types of insects…
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Can Orchids Survive in a Terrarium?
Terrariums offer an easy and low-maintenance way to bring the beauty of nature into your home. These miniature gardens in glass containers will surely be a conversation starter when guests come around. Orchids can survive in a terrarium under the right conditions. Species that require high humidity, minimal space, and indirect light, such as Phalaenopsis…
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Discover the best Humidity for Microgreens Growth
If you enjoy fresh greens year-round, growing microgreens could be the answer. They are packed with nutrients, flavor, and texture and can easily be grown indoors, making them ideal for people living in cities with no gardens. Microgreens are a great addition to salads, sandwiches, and garnish for dishes. To grow microgreens to their full…
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Do Ferns like Humidifiers?
Ferns are a popular choice for indoor plants due to their lush, green foliage and low maintenance requirements. However, growing ferns indoors can be challenging due to the dry air that is often present in indoor environments. To create the perfect conditions for growing ferns indoors, you may need to install a humidifier. YES ferns…
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Safe and Sound Humidifying: Tips for Preventing Mold
If your home is in a region that has low humidity and very dry air, installing a humidifier will help increase the moisture content and regulate the humidity levels. That sounds great until you find that you have created the opposite problem – too much humidity that causes dreaded mold to start growing on your…
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Humidifier for Monstera? The Secret to Urban Jungle Success
Monstera has large, dark-green heart-shaped leaves with unique splits (known as fenestrations). This fabulous plant will transform your indoor garden into a lush island getaway. This exotic plant originates from Southern America. Their natural environment is hot and humid tropical rainforests. A humidifier for Monstera deliciosa can help to ensure that they thrive in your…
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Step by Step Guide to Remove Mold from humidifier
Step-by-Step Guide to Remove Mold from humidifier. With some attention, your humidifier can be working efficiently again.
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Humidifier for Indoor Plants
Indoor plants help to improve air quality, but it is not easy to keep them healthy if the surrounding air is too dry. In dry air, indoor plants suffer because it causes them to become stressed and more susceptible to pests and diseases. A humidifier for indoor plants adds moisture to the environment and makes…
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Avoid Humidifier Cleaning Mistakes
Warning about mixing vinegar and bleach Some humidifier cleaning processes use vinegar and others use bleach. DO NOT mix the two. Mixing vinegar and bleach creates toxic chlorine gas that can be extremely harmful. For more information Healthline have an in depth article about why you should not mix beach and vinegar while cleaning. This…
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Humidifier for Orchids? – Yes
Do orchids like humidifiers? In a word – Yes, they certainly do. This is because they need moist, humid, and warm air to thrive and stay healthy. A humidifier for orchids will help you provide exactly that. Orchids are one of the most difficult plants to grow indoors. Many beginner gardeners are easily disappointed when…
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HUMIDIFIER BUYERS GUIDE – 16 things to consider before you buy
Although a humidifier seems like a straightforward appliance, there are a few things to consider before choosing the right one for your home, plants, or workspace.
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Humidity, Friend, or Foe?
Dry/Low Humidity – lower than 30% Comfort – between 30% to 60% humidity Wet/High Humidity – above 60%
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Stay in your ‘comfort zone’ with a Hygrometer
A hygrometer is an instrument used to measure the moisture content in the air. Beneficial if you wish to maintain an indoor area with a comfortable humidity.
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How to choose the perfect Plant Humidifier
If you are dreaming of creating an exotic, luscious, green indoor garden in your home you will probably need to invest in a plant humidifier. Knowing that the word ‘invest’ may make you apprehensive, don’t stress, you have 3 options. You can abandon your garden idea and opt for a display of Grandma’s dusty ornaments…