Also known by its scientific name Chlorophytum comosum, the spider plant is popular for its ability to absorb moisture from water condensation. In addition, it does not require much light to bloom at home. It is perfect for any room in your home. However, avoid placing it near the radiator as this will dry it out.
Other plants are to be placed in your house but also in the bathroom or laundry room, to capture humidity and prevent mold from invading.
Spathiphyllum, this anti-humidity plant
Spathiphyllum is a moisture-loving plant and therefore likes to absorb it. This plant native to South America helps fight mold and mildew. Also called Fleur de Lune, it doesn’t require a green thumb to grow it at home. Little light and light watering are enough to keep it in good condition.
Boston fern, a plant that absorbs moisture.
This tropical plant likes humid places that remind it of its natural environment. It is therefore the indoor plant that absorbs the most moisture. In addition, since it does not need strong light, it helps capture humidity and fight against the formation of mold in your home. In a bathroom or a very humid room, fight against the humidity that reigns there.
If you live in the north or west and want to get rid of damp and mold naturally, all you have to do is take a walk to the nearest nursery, short of buying a dehumidifier that can cost you an arm and a leg. face.
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