Archive Jan. April Dec. January: Thirst Aid for Houseplants It looks like cold weather is here to stay, so keep in mind that the typical household in winter is a hazardous place for houseplants. Although we grow them indoors, most houseplants are outdoor plants in their native climates. Tropical and subtropical species can be damaged by temperatures below 50° F, but being too warm in winter can also be a problem.
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