Indoor plants beautify your home in a way man-made decorations simply can't. They have a unique flavor - offering a soft, organic embellishment that boosts moods and freshens the air. And though indoor plants avoid most of the extreme fluctuations of outdoor temperatures, they are still affected by the seasons. In fact, indoor plants go dormant at the beginning of fall as they detect differences in their environment. Plants are keen on detecting even the smallest changes which include less light, lower humidity, and cooler temperatures. So how do you prepare your indoor plants so that they continue to thrive even when their growth needs change? Check out these tips on keeping your indoor and potted plants in good shape.
Prepare Indoor Plants for the Fall
- Why do Plants Go Dormant?
- Change Your Watering Schedule
- Get the Most Light
- Relax on the Fertilizer
- Look Out for Bugs
- Use a Humidifier