Humidity and the resulting formation of mold on the walls of the house is a very common problem and quite expensive to solve. Mold is not only unsightly, it can also pose a risk to our health. Itchy eyes and nasal congestion are just some of the milder symptoms of exposure to mold. Fortunately, there are solutions that allow us to prevent and avoid the problem of excess humidity in the home. Below we list some plants capable of absorbing moisture from the air through their leaves, to transport it to their roots. 1. Ask This famous aromatic plant is capable of absorbing moisture from the environment. It grows well in humid environments and is ideal for kitchens or bathrooms. It grows all year round and is also useful in the kitchen, for the preparation of dishes and herbal teas. 2. Orchids These wonderful plants are capable of reducing the humidity present in the air of the house. Their roots are not in the ground and therefore absorb the water present in the air. In addition, some have pseudobulbs that conserve water and help them survive dry periods better. They look great in the bathroom. 3. Trunk of happiness This plant produces white and very fragrant flowers. It can reach a considerable height. One of the main properties of this plant is its ability to purify the air in the home, also absorbing moisture. 4. Palm An excellent option to control humidity and mold levels, especially in bathrooms. They are able to absorb moisture through the leaves. It is suggested to choose areca, bamboo or date palm. 5. English ivy This climbing plant is very easy to maintain. Its natural habitat is humid and temperate woods, which is why it is advisable to place it in the most humid rooms of the house, such as bathrooms. It is also perfect for hanging over the kitchen sink or near a window.6. Phalanx A very efficient plant for absorbing moisture from the environment. It also eliminates airborne toxins such as formaldehyde and xylene.It needs indirect light and survives periods of drought. In summer it is necessary to increase the frequency of irrigation.7. SpatifilloThis tropical plant does not tolerate frost and drafts, making it a wonderful indoor plant. Water it once a week and it is perfect for bathrooms or kitchens with low lighting.8. TillandsiaLike all epiphytic plants, it absorbs moisture from the air since it does not root in the soil, from where other plants draw nutrients and water.It grows in rainy areas and its leaves are covered with cells capable of quickly absorbing the water that accumulates there.9. Boston fernThis is a very well-known and appreciated indoor plant, often grown in hanging pots.It thrives in humid and shady places, but needs some indirect light. 10. CalanteeMany well-known indoor plants with wonderful decorative properties belong to this family.They need a lot of humidity to imitate their natural habitat.