Hydrangeas: beautiful and great for indoor humidity

Did you know that hydrangeas not only bloom beautifully but also help make your indoor air healthier? Research by Fytagoras Plant Science (2013) shows that indoor hydrangeas are champions at increasing humidity levels. With hydrangeas, you combine beauty and wellbeing in one single plant!

A natural humidifier
Hydrangeas absorb water through their roots and release it through their leaves and flowers via evaporation. This natural process quickly increases humidity levels in dry indoor spaces. The study found that just nine indoor hydrangeas could raise humidity from 30% to around 40% within four hours – exactly the minimum level considered healthy and comfortable for indoor living.

Good for you and your home
Proper humidity is important for your health. It helps prevent dry skin, irritated eyes, headaches, and even static electricity. So by bringing hydrangeas into your home, you’re not only adding colour and atmosphere – you’re also improving your living environment.

Tips for best results
Place at least 2 to 3 hydrangeas in a room, more if you want quicker results. Water them regularly, 2 to 3 times per week, but avoid letting the roots sit in water. Put them in a bright spot, but out of direct sunlight.

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Tip of the day

The garden Hydrangea enjoys sunshine, but should not get too hot. Plant your Hydrangea so it catches the morning sun but stands in the shade in the afternoon. The more morning sun, the better the bloom.

Hydrangea cultivation is one of the most sustainable of cut flower crops, with minimal levels of energy and nutrient consumption.

Ensure that the potting soil of the Hydrangea remains moist. A plunge under water once or twice a week does the plant well.