How to Water Plants:
-Remove Chlorine When Watering Houseplants:
While tap water is also fine for most houseplants, some are sensitive to chlorine and fluoride. You can easily remove chlorine from tap water by letting it sit in an open vessel for a day to let it evaporate. Fluoride cannot be removed from the water, therefore sensitive plants should be watered with rain water, distilled water, or the water from a dehumidifier.
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