A pebble tray is an alternative to purchasing ahumidifier for your plantsor misting them regularly.
Humidity increases as the water in the pebble tray evaporates.
If you might gather those things, you might start making your plant tray now.
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What Is a Pebble Tray for Plants?
The water will eventually evaporate in the same way as a tray.
These units are automated and switch on when the humidity gets low.
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For plants that can use a steam treatment, bring them into the bathroom when you shower.
Another sign to look for is wilted foliage or curled leaves.
The saucer or tray should be at least several inches wider than the base of the plant’s pot.
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Do not submerge the pebbles because the plant pot has to sit on top of dry pebbles.
If it does, remove some water.
Check Water Level Regularly and Refill
Maintain consistent humidity levels around your plant.
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Refill the water in the saucer or tray as the water evaporates.
Once the droplets evaporate, the water vapor adds to the plant’s humidity level.
Pebble trays are great for increasing the humidity around a plant.
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Humidity-loving plants will benefit most from a pebble tray.
Plants with browning leaf tips or crispy edges might appreciate a pebble tray.
Don’t use a pebble tray withsucculentplants because they prefer a dry environment.
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Use pebble plant trays to increase water vapor moisture in the air around a specific plant.
The evaporated water will add moisture to the air without using an expensivehumidifieror constantly misting your plants.
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