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The cultivation benefits from good water management of the pot. The humidity of the air has a major impact on this. When the humidity is too low, the top layer will dry out considerably, which will result in an excessively dry microclimate (i.e. the climate at plant level) for the plant. This also has an impact at night. The secondary roots will not grow any longer in the pot, but rather horizontally, and also the stomata will be closed more because the climate around the plant is too dry. When this situation lasts too long, the dry top layer of the substrate can become irreversible. This means that it is impossible to humidify this layer. High humidity ensures good moisture management around the plant, which turns out to be beneficial for plant growth.
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