Impact of humidity on indoor bonsai

Humidity plays a crucial role in the development of indoor plants. Below are some problems that can arise due to too much or too little humidity:

Yellowish leaves

Excessive humidity can cause the leaves of indoor plants to turn yellow. This phenomenon is due to a lack of oxygen in the roots, which hinders the absorption of nutrients, resulting in a decline in the plant's health.

Root rot and wilt

On the other hand, a lack of moisture can lead to root rot, which causes the plant to wilt and appear generally droopy. Poor water and nutrient absorption negatively affects its growth and vitality.

Dryness and curling of the leaves

If indoor plants don't get enough moisture, their leaves may dry out at the tips and curl downward. This occurs due to excessive water loss in the leaves, resulting in a wilted appearance and possible long-term damage.

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