“In the winter, plants go dormant. So you’ll see a lot less active growth. And because of that, you can also water your plants less frequently than you do during the growing season,” says Jarema.
But be careful not to dry them out. Humidifiers are great for plants in general, but especially during the winter when heating systems create that dangerous dry heat. “If you don’t want to buy a humidifier, misting is a good option.
Also, you can fill a saucer with water and some rocks, and then put your plant on top of it, or you can put it near your plant.”
You want the plant to be surrounded by water, but not submerged in it.
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