Time-honored methods for raising humidity for houseplants in winter may not work as well as you think. Read on to find out how to accommodate your indoor plants’ humidity needs. Winter air and our ...

Houseplants can become stressed from exposure to heated indoor air in winter. We asked a houseplant expert for advice on ...

While you can’t change the humidity levels outdoors, you can take steps to control humidity levels inside your home. This can improve your comfort and health, and can even prevent damage to home ...

When winter arrives, most of us think about humidifiers: devices that add moisture to combat dry, heated indoor air. So the idea of running a dehumidifier, which removes moisture, can seem ...

Condensation can quickly build up on windows in winter, but certain natural items can help reduce moisture and keep your ...

Condensation often builds up in winter homes. Here's why it happens and whether opening windows helps tackle damp.

Brown, crispy leaf tips, wilting and leaf drop, and spider mites indicate too little humidity. Move plants away from heat sources, adjust watering, and group plants together to mitigate dry air. Use a ...

Caring for indoor plants in the winter takes some extra steps. For instance, you should drastically reduce watering in the winter as most plants go dormant. That means winter is not a good time to ...