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Six gentle ways to help humidity-loving houseplants in winter

Use grouping and pebble trays to help suitable plants without leaving roots submerged.

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Different plants have different humidity needs. Follow UMN winter plant guidance without indiscriminately raising whole-home humidity.

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Identify humidity-loving plants such as ferns; do not give drought-tolerant species the same treatment.
Keep plants away from direct heating airflow and cold drafts while maintaining suitable light.
If appropriate, add pebbles to a shallow tray and pour water below the pebble tops so the pot never sits in water.
Group plants that like similar conditions, leaving enough room for airflow rather than packing leaves tightly.
Water based on each plant's soil moisture and needs, not on a blanket winter schedule.
If mold, window condensation or pests appear, reduce moisture and adjust placement. Consider a terrarium only for species that benefit from it.