Let's be honest, it will only increase the humidity by 2-3% percent. Definitely not 15% as you mentioned. And if the room is not small it might not do anything really.
Hello! Appreciate the feedback. The approximate range stated in the video is 5%-15% increase which again depends on many variables. This range is based off of my own personal research as well as testing the humidity levels of my own humidity trays in my home.
pebble trays are one of the oldest bad plant myths that just won't die. they don't do squat, jack, bupkes for humidity levels or increasing them appreciably over the ambient RH conditions in any open environment. (non small enclosured space). in an aquarium/terrarium, maybe. for aroids and other humidity loving plants, they're simply nonsense. get a humidifier or three and watch a whole different world unfold w/ your plants. here the RH is around 10-15% during the day, on avg.. there's only one way to get a room up to 60% RH or thereabouts, and that's w/ a humidifier. period. end of story :)
Appreciate your feedback. However, Pebble trays are not a myth, as mentioned in the video they can provide a small increase to humidity levels(roughly 5%-15%). Again, this is an estimate depending an a lot of different variables. I personally have measured an increase in humidity when using multiple humidity trays in my home. If you need to drastically raise the humidity level by 50%, yes you definitely need to use a humidifier.
Let's be honest, it will only increase the humidity by 2-3% percent. Definitely not 15% as you mentioned. And if the room is not small it might not do anything really.
Hello! Appreciate the feedback. The approximate range stated in the video is 5%-15% increase which again depends on many variables. This range is based off of my own personal research as well as testing the humidity levels of my own humidity trays in my home.
pebble trays are one of the oldest bad plant myths that just won't die. they don't do squat, jack, bupkes for humidity levels or increasing them appreciably over the ambient RH conditions in any open environment. (non small enclosured space). in an aquarium/terrarium, maybe. for aroids and other humidity loving plants, they're simply nonsense. get a humidifier or three and watch a whole different world unfold w/ your plants. here the RH is around 10-15% during the day, on avg.. there's only one way to get a room up to 60% RH or thereabouts, and that's w/ a humidifier. period. end of story :)
Appreciate your feedback. However, Pebble trays are not a myth, as mentioned in the video they can provide a small increase to humidity levels(roughly 5%-15%). Again, this is an estimate depending an a lot of different variables. I personally have measured an increase in humidity when using multiple humidity trays in my home. If you need to drastically raise the humidity level by 50%, yes you definitely need to use a humidifier.