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How to collect water from plants
Choose the right plant.
You should use a healthy, intact plant that is actively growing because a dead or dormant plant will not provide water vapor that you can collect. Plants that are water-loving, such as willows or cottonwoods, are the best option, but you can use any variety with leaves.

1). Think about the types of plants you wish to collect : You may want a plant that likes moist soil. You may even like a dormant plant that blooms frequently. 2). The larger the leaves on your plant are the better. That's because a large leaf surface will usually produce more water vapor than plants with small leaves. 3). Weeds, loppers, and briars are all good choices for plants that are young and still yield water vapor. The ground surrounding your water source should be clear of fallen or impacting vines, which can contaminate water vapor. 4). The size of your plant determines how many full leaves you'll need to collect. A 20-30 foot (8.9-4.7 m) plant with four full leaves would produce around eight full leaves.
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2).