TOP 5 Best Humidifiers for Plants | Levoit Review 

Soiled Plant I’m waiting for the day! Lol

Of course, there’s one. The Elechomes. I have one. Awesome! www.amazon.de/Luftbefeuchter-Anti-bakterieller-Raumbefeuchter-Fernbedienung-Aroma-Diffusor/dp/B07SPY93RL

Holyfox that humidifier allows you to set a specific humidity, but I prefer the humidifiers that allow you to set an automatic RANGE. Mine will keep it between 55-65%. It uses less water that way 😊

Come on humidifier companies listen to the customers ! Lol

Inusual bought an 8L top fill from Amazon.

Heather Hoyas I’m glad you liked the video!

juliette_in_ hamburg I’m glad you liked it ❤️

Absolutely not. No talk on work principles of these units and no comparison to each type there is. Cold mist vs worm mist vs natural humidifiers, etc

commenting because i’ve got the same question lol. i’ve read that diffusers build up dirt quickly. have you been using your diffuser?

Hey, yes I have. But it’s literally only been about 4-5 days. I use tap water and she (tri star stromanthe) seems to be okay for now. I’ll probably go home re-clean the diffuser and put it on again. It last no where near as long as an actually humidifier though. So I’m guessing that the effect isn’t as helpful,... for an emergency plant it may help for a little.

@@pancakesmoney is there some serious improvement in how your stromanthe is doing now that you’re using the stromanthe? i’m using pebble trays for other calatheas but actually not for my stromanthe and it seems happy. i’m concerned because it’s getting colder outside and my place gets pretty cold and dry. if i can use a diffuser to counter the dry air well enough then i’ll just use that no doubt

I purchased the one she mentioned, it was trash. Humidistat was off, didnt work, leaked, sent it back. Not its no longer online. trash.

Regardless of what state you live, almost everyone’s house has low humidity because air conditioning units pull moisture out of the air. If you have extra dry air, I recommend getting one with a larger tank capacity. Around 4-6 liters should work. When you first get the humidifier, it will need to be refilled more often because it’s working in a dry climate. But after a week or two, the moisture will be more consistent in the air and you usually won’t have to refill it as often. Unless you keep your windows open. Then the air will circulate more and you’d be refilling a humidifier constantly regardless of the size.

@@plantmyhappyspace3477 we don’t have AC (except a window unit used occasionally in july) but MN winters and a hardworking furnace do a job on humidity. my main issue is being able to clean the pink scum out of the tiny bits of the humidifier and i don’t find any easy solutions there...but thanks!

Look for humidifiers with either a top fill or a large enough hole to fit your hand. Elechomes has some options I’ve been using more recently and I enjoy them. Pour vinegar into the tank and let it sit for an hour. After that, most of the pink stuff will come off on its own. Anything else should be easy to just wipe off after soaking.

Wait it has bad reviews for Figrol. I know there’s different brands though I’ll check those out.

Angry man car park I have 3 of them and I have never experienced any malfunctions. But it’s whatever you feel comfortable purchasing.

Hire someone to come every day/couple days to check in and make sure they're good.

Search youtube for a "self watering pot" system. Basically its a 2 pot capillary system. The outer pot is taller than the main pot. The outer pot sits on large rocks with a strip of microfiber cloth lining the bottom and all the way up the side of the outer pot. Then you place the main pot inside of this outerpot. When you flood the inner pot, the excess water falls through the bottom and into the "reservoir" amongst the large rocks. At some point the soil starts to dry and the microfiber will "wick" the water in and amongst the rocks back UP and rehydrate the soil. Some say this promotes gnats because the soil is always wet. also this isn't suitable for plants that you require the soil to dry out completely before watering.

Hanna Andrei if the inside of your house also gets very cold, then yes it’s very bad. But if you run a heater or keep the inside warm during winter, it’s fine.

@@plantmyhappyspace3477 thank you sm!

It gets colds here but my plants enjoy their leaves moving around but don't like to be cold. Killing two birds with one stone

This! If you’re going to use a whole room be sure to take out the carpet and install a floor easily mopped, and paint the walls w scrubbable paint so you can keep everything clean.

J Sweet the brands I use are Anker and RAVPower. Both can be purchased on amazon. But literally any external battery would work.

Tap but not if you have hard water it should be filtered (check your water on ewg.org)

You won’t get that if you use filtered or distilled water

lemonan thank you for the suggestion. For now, the video is already posted and I won’t be redoing it until another humidifier impresses me. You can click on the link in the description and see more on the humidifiers I mentioned 😊

Kasey Petz I haven’t tried any other TaoTronics humidifiers. I like to set a specific humidity range instead of a timer so there’s less fluctuations to the levels. But I’m glad you found what works for you 😊 everyone prefers different things.

starus420 I have more videos coming soon!

Tiniest Flores I do know sign language 😊