Along with misting, Cramm suggests placing plants on pebble trays for added moisture. Fill a tray or saucer with pebbles and add water. When you place your plant on top of the pebbles, it will sit ...

As soon as the leaves dry off in a matter of minutes, the plant is back to ambient humidity for the rest of the day; whereas a pebble tray raises humidity 24/7.

Keep a humidifier next to your plants and they will get the required humidity throughout the day. This trick works ...

If you don't have a humidifier, a pebble tray is another good option to increase humidity. Simply fill a tray with pebbles or small rocks and fill it halfway with water.

Called pebble trays or humidity trays, there are videos on Youtube that show several ways to set them up. Pebble trays are also great for orchids and other houseplants.

HOME (Indoor plants and activities) Check houseplant leaves for brown, dry edges, which indicates too little relative humidity in the house. Increase humidity by running a humidifier, grouping plants ...

"Anthuriums can benefit from increased humidity. If you have a humidifier at home, keep it close by, or add a pebble tray with water under the planter," says Marino.

Ideal humidity is maintained between 50 per cent - 60 per cent. In a typical home setup, achieving these humidity levels might be challenging so here are some easy methods to mimic high humidity ...

Raise the humidity by placing the pot on a pebble tray constantly filled with water, but never allow the level to rise higher than the top of the stones.