Dry air is an inevitable part of the heating season, which brings with it respiratory problems that you can fight against in a natural way, with the help of plants that moisten the air.
Pachypress
Pachypress is considered a sacred tree in Japan, because it is believed that the souls of the deceased gather in it. These evergreen trees humidify the air and absorb impurities in the home. Some claim that it reduces the symptoms of migraines and headaches. In return, it requires shade and regular watering.
ficus
Ficus is one of the most popular house plants because it moistens the air, fills it with oxygen, neutralizes toxins and viruses and absorbs a lot of dust. It thrives best in homes with a lot of space, and it also requires constant shade. The most common type is ficus Benjamin, which grows quickly and does not need to be watered often.
The vine
This plant behaves like ivy - it quickly covers the space around which it grows with its leaves, and rises towards the light. It quickly adapts to dry air and gradually moistens it. On the other hand, it needs a lot of shade and frequent watering.
Laurel
The laurel is a symbol of victory, glory and majesty. It comes from a subtropical area, which is why it likes shade, moist air and plenty of warm water. It removes excess moisture from the air, and its dried leaves will enhance the taste of numerous dishes in the kitchen.
Lemon tree
The lemon tree fills the air with a fantastic citrus scent, while removing excess moisture from its surroundings. It contains a large number of medicinal components, and sterilizes the space. The lemon tree likes sunlight and regular watering.
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