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Can the dry air from ceiling fans, cause your plants to turn brown?

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  1. M3ssybunn

    It can cause too much circulation and dry your soils out faster

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    • Vonne

      Good to know thank you

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    • M3ssybunn

      Of course! When I started my plant journey that was one of the first things I learned the hard way. I lived in a small apartment and my plants were next to my fans and AC and I couldn’t keep up with the watering

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    • Vonne

      This makes sense. Soon as I had the fans installed I noticed a change

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  2. Riley

    The dry air means lower humidity, which can cause crispy tips. Is there any plant in particular that you’re concerned with?

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    • Vonne

      This one. I ended up trimming off the brown tips and placing her on the balcony.

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    • Vonne

      Also my peace lily

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    • Riley

      It’s pretty normal for palms to get crispy tips like that. In my experience, it’s normal for peace lilies to get slightly crispy tips, but if the crispy part is large, then it’s probably a watering issue.

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    • Vonne

      Thank you

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