Take note, 8 plants that should not be placed in the bathroomJAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - Even though it is the most humid area in the house, you can also put various plants in it.A humid environment means the bathroom can be an ideal place for plants as conditions are similar to those of a tropical rain forest, but many make the mistake of choosing plants that cannot survive in this setting."When choosing plants for your bathroom, look for types that tolerate shade or low or moderate light, high humidity and warm temperatures," advises Kiera Kay, plant expert at Bloom and Wild. /2021).Also read: Tricks for Growing Pineapple As Ornamental Plants In Your HomeSHUTTERSTOCK/OLGA MILTSOVA Illustration of ornamental jade plant."Be careful to keep the soil on the slightly drier side to combat a humid environment and avoid over-watering. Stay away from succulents, fruit trees, Jade and Hibiscus as these do not thrive in a bathroom environment which is usually warmer and warmer. less sunshine."added Kay.According to the experts at HeyPlants, fluctuations in temperature and humidity mean the bathroom can become a no-no zone for certain plants."If it doesn't come from the tropics, it may not survive well in humid conditions," they explained.Here are some plants that should not be placed in the bathroom.Also read: Tips for Planting Lavender as an Ornamental Plant at HomeThe jade plant is a very popular housewarming gift in Asia because it brings positive financial energy into the home.This plant thrives and brings good energy when located in front of the house but avoid placing it in the bathroom as it is too enclosed to survive.Hibiscus needs lots of sun to grow well.During the rainy season, they need to be placed in the sunniest spot you have, and are impossible to put in the bathroom as they will always need bright light to bloom properly all year round.SHUTTERSTOCK/ANDREY BRYZGALOV Illustration of houseplant Nolina or ponytail palm.Ponytail palms prefer full sun or bright indirect light.Also read: The Best Way to Water Indoor Ornamental Plants to Be Fertile and HealthyThey can tolerate lower light, but grow more slowly and should not be kept in the bathroom as they are native to the desert which means they don't need a lot of moisture.Also avoid placing it near an open window or drafty area of ​​the house as this can dry out the leaves.Gardenias are difficult to care for but look very pretty.Gardenias grow best from early morning and then late afternoon sun in the shade.Thus, unless you have a sunlit window, gardenias should not be placed in the bathroom.Also read: 4 Choices of Vegetable Plants that are Suitable for Planting During the Rainy SeasonEuphorbia candelabrum or cactus candelabrum requires moderate amounts of water in summer but must remain dry during the rainy season.When grown in overly humid conditions, cactus cork scab is a common problem from overwatering.This condition will leave yellow and brown spots on the plant and is therefore not the best place in the bathroom.SHUTTERSTOCK/DROPSTOCK Monstera requires only moderate light and weekly watering, making it a perfect addition to the bedroom to help you sleep better.This plant does love humidity which would make you think monstera is perfect for placing in the bathroom.Also read: 6 Plants That Can Be Planted Using Water Planting MediaHowever, the soil should be allowed to dry out after watering, especially during the rainy season which means it may only need to be watered every few weeks.This plant is one that is not allowed in the bathroom because it will keep the soil moist.A tropical plant that requires little maintenance, Howea Forsteriana is often labeled as being able to survive anywhere.While it requires little light and thrives in cool rooms, during the rainy season this plant requires less water and does not like humid conditions like other plants.Also read: 7 Plants That Are Poisonous to ChickensTherefore, this plant should not be placed in the bathroom.SHUTTERSTOCK/JOB NARINNATE Illustration of ornamental plant Haworthia truncata.Haworthia truncata is a popular houseplant that looks different from other Haworthia plants.The leaves look like large green teeth and have translucent tips that allow sunlight to enter.A shower will not provide the ideal conditions needed for these plants, as they only need to be watered when their soil is completely dry and when their leaves begin to curl, which happens about every three weeks or even longer during the rainy season.This article is part of Parapuan.Parapuan is a space for women's self-actualization to achieve their dreams.Write your comments with the hashtag #JernihBerkomentar and win e-vouchers for 90 winners!Get information and insight selected by Kompas.com editorsDouble check and complete your data.Your data will be used for account verification when you need assistance or when unusual activity is found on your account.Immediately complete your data to join the #JernihBerkomentar program.