Heya!!! 😊 I’m somewhat new to the world of plant parenting but completely new to the world of high humidity plants- I’ve been given my sisters nerve plant who is incredibly unhappy and have no idea what to do!! Any advice would be so well received because this girl wants to live!!
Idk if this helps but I spray my high humidity plants everyday because I have absolutely no humidity in my house. And I can’t get a humidifier.
1 like I shall try this, really hope it works as buying a humidifier for just the one plant will be a big faff :)
0 likes I think you may have saved my plant, she’s on the mends- thank you!!
1 likeI have the same issue with mine. It likes to get crispy. I was told these plants are major drama queens when I bought it lol. I have had it under a grow light but think it needs to be moved a little further away. They really like high humidity (60% +) and lots of bright but gentle sun. So like an east facing window. The only time mine has done okay was with a humidifier. Maybe lots of misting, placing it in a higher humidity location or a pebble tray
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Humidifier for sure ! You can get them off amazon for like 30$ for good ones !
0 likesI have mine like 10 feet away from the windows and it really like it there. It's been there several months and keeps getting bigger. I don't think they like to be super close to light. Im too scared to move it anywhere else cuz I might piss it off
1 like I hadn’t even thought about moving her as an option- thank you!!!
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Way too needy. I have several calatheas that are thriving but the nerve plant was just too over the top. Plus they get leggy and need to be trimmed. I solved the problem by tossing it into the trash one day.
1 like This is what I was planning on doing if no one had any ideas- don’t understand how one plant can be so dramatic!
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