I suppose they should survive until Monday without respected humidity
Since I moved to a new condo my awful condo plants are not doing certainly well, i don’t understand it. I’ve had some of them for over 20 years. I purchased this condo because of the sizable bay windows that should have been great for my plants. So why are they all wilting & looking terrible? I asked myself. Then I check the humidity in my condo & it all came together. It turned out that the air conditioner was taking all of the humidity out of the condo & my awful plants we’re dying because of it, but it is too tepid to simply turn off the cooling system… Then me & the plants would both bake to death. Instead I called up an Heating, Ventilation, & A/C dealer to come & see if they could do anything. The specialist recommended installing a humidifier that hooks up to my Heating, Ventilation, & A/C system. He would also install a humidistat too so that I could control how humid my condo is. I suppose this is exactly what my plants need. It will cost quite a bit of money however it’s worth it to me if I can keep the plants healthy. That’s why I busy the Heating, Ventilation, & A/C specialist to come back & do the installation on Monday, and until then, I have pots of water around the plants to help increase the humidity & I am also spraying them with a spray bottle at least once a afternoon. I suppose they should survive until Monday without respected humidity. I wonder if I should close the vent in the study room, for a few mornings, as well.
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