Top 6 best plants against dry air

Indoor plants and interior

Several indoor plants give off a lot of moisture and make the air inside better to breathe in. Humidifying plants also help with dry eyes and dry skin.

Hydrangea macrophylla

Hydrangea macrophylla 2-2,5 branch 10,5 cm

Height 25CM, Assorted colors

Kr 99.90

Hydrangea macrophylla MAGICAL

Hydrangea 'Magical' 14 cm

Height 32CM, Assorted colors

Kr 299.90

Hydrangea macrophylla

Hydrangea macrophylla Blue 13 cm

Height 35CM, Blue

Kr 189.90

Hydrangea macrophylla

Hydrangea macrophylla Pink 13 cm

Height 35CM, Pink

Kr 189.90

Hydrangea macrophylla

Hydrangea macrophylla Blue 29cm

Ø29 cm, Blue

Kr 799.90

Hydrangea macrophylla

Hydrangea macrophylla Red 29cm

Ø29 cm, Red

Kr 799.90

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Indoor plants that can be moved outside in the summer

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Drought-tolerant plants, for those who do not want to water frequently

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Indoor plants and interior

Are you bothered by dry indoor air? Then you can try placing plants that increase humidity around your home. The extra moisture is especially important in winter when the air becomes dry due to all the heating of our houses. For those struggling with dry skin, dry eyes, headaches, or respiratory problems, adding some extra plants at home can help improve air quality.,Hydrangea - the best humidifying plant,Hydrangeas have been rated by researchers in the Netherlands as the best of all flowers when it comes to humidifying our indoor air. From its large, bushy leaves and flower clusters, it releases moisture into the surroundings.,According to Professor Bert van Duijn at Leiden University in the Netherlands, there is no other indoor plant that evaporates moisture so well. He recommends two hydrangeas per room, but the more hydrangeas, the higher the humidity.

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Topp 6 - beste luftfuktende planter

1. Hydrangea is used as a houseplant indoors during the winter months and is the best humidifier plant. Hydrangea can be purchased in stores from January. Care: A really good humidifier needs a little more water than other houseplants. Usually, giving it a sip of water two or three times a week is enough. It will never dry out, but it also does not like to stand in water, so make sure to let it drain well. It is advisable to repot the hydrangea in a larger pot so that it is easier to maintain even moisture in the soil. Place it in a bright place, but not in direct sunlight. 2. Azalea is a very flower-friendly plant that comes in various colors with both single and double flowers. It is also a very good humidifier. Care: In the azalea's natural environment, on the rainy slopes of Japan and Thailand, it rains often and there is high humidity. Usually, potted azaleas need a lot of watering, sometimes daily in certain environments. If you give it a larger pot than it is grown in, it will be easier to keep the soil consistently moist. Remember to pour off any excess water that remains on the dish or in the outer pot. 3. Ghost plant is a well-known classic with its hanging baby plants, which means you always have the opportunity to give a shoot to someone. The plant also spreads moisture around itself. Care: Can tolerate some dryness between waterings. Grows best in a window with not too much sun.

Peace lily with its elegant upward-facing leaves, has probably been in most homes at some point. It is both easy to maintain and a good air humidifier. The large, dark green leaves emit a lot of water vapor.,Care: The peace lily has a slightly lower light requirement and can stand a bit further into the room. It needs quite a bit of water, without standing in water. If the beautiful leaves start to look dull and dusty, you can take it into the shower and give it a rinse.,,

4. Ferns are plants that have been faithful servants in our homes for a long time. They also spread humidity in the room.,Care: Ferns often grow in the shade in nature, under the protection of a stone or other larger plants. They can be placed a little further into the room so that they are not exposed to direct sunlight. Ferns like soil that is always slightly moist, but not waterlogged. A daily shower with a spray bottle is also appreciated.,5. Palm trees - such as bamboo palm, bush palm and areca palm, are also effective humidifiers.,Care: They do not like to be in direct sunlight and prefer even moisture in the soil. They love a good shower.,

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