Did you know that mold can be turned with house flowers? Yes. Some plants filter air humidity.
What about the mold? Pull into a fight with everything you have
Did you also appear mold? The air circulation and lower air humidity naturally suppress mold. But as soon as the rainy season and closed windows come again, it can be back if you don’t do anything with it. Do you know what can help you? There are more than enough helpers and some of them are quite ordinary houseplants.
It is generally said that houseplants increase air humidity. However, there are a number of those that absorb it, and what is very important, and at the same time filter air. A well -placed plant can help you regulate moisture in the room, which is a good prevention of mold.
Some of these plants will introduce the following post from the YouTube channel Whole Lot of Nature.
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Get rid of mold ahead
In any case, it is also necessary to solve the source of moisture itself. Places with mold should be cleaned, even ordinary vinegar or 3% peroxide. Do not forget to use protective products, because you should not inhale mold.
You can also use common household things to reduce air humidity. A bowl with rice, salt or active carbon can help. All these substances absorb moisture. In addition, active coal very effectively cleanses the air.
Just place them on places where mold often appears or in corners, under the windows or walls. Or put some plant straight there that takes moisture from the air. You just need to know which to choose.
Ferns, ivy and palm
Did you think of ferns? Nephrolepis loves moisture, but thanks to its fine leaves it absorbs air humidity.
The ivy works similarly. Room species of ivy are softer than outdoor and very decorative. Especially it suits them if you give them a subtle support that they can crawl. The ivy absorbs moisture and pollutants from the air, but is not easy to grow. It is definitely not one of the plants for beginners.
You may be doing better with the palm of Arena. It is beautiful, unpretentious and elegant. But unlike dry -air palm trees, it needs regular watering and indirect light – the direct sun could burn the leaves.
Bet on undemanding succulents
If you are looking for something really maintenance-free, try Aloe Vera or Tchyn’s tongue. Both plants are extremely durable, decorative and almost indestructible.
They do not mind even if you do not cover them for a month. They are easy to multiply, spices well and handle room temperatures and extreme drought. He is one of the succulents, and that in itself says enough.
Both plants have a number of interesting varieties that can surprise you with an interesting color and shape of the leaves, exceptionally you will be surprised by flowers.
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