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This is probably a dumb question, but if certain plants are sensitive to lime in their watering water, do I also need to mist them with lime free water? Watering the roots, and misting the leaves to increase humidity are very different things.

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  1. CurlGyrl25

    I use distilled in my spray bottle. I tried used both spring and purified water on both my Majesty Palm and Fiddle Leaf, and they did NOT appreciate that 😔.

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  2. Sunny

    Hard water will leave lime and other mineral deposits on the leaves. I’m not sure how much will be absorbed. It’s best to mist with filtered water or similar.

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  3. Wolfen 🐺

    Yes. I only use distilled or RO for misting. It also avoids the water spot buildup on the leaves that way.

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  4. Cats & Plants

    Definitely distilled or rain water. I don’t recommend misting foliage, only temporarily increases humidity, risk of powder molds and burnt leaves. Recommend humidifier and/or humidity trays.

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