Written by: Nancy Dixit
As winter approaches, indoor plants face challenges like reduced light and humidity. With proper care, you can keep them thriving throughout the colder months. Here are simple tips:
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In winter, plants need less water due to slower growth. Overwatering can cause root rot—check soil moisture before watering.
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Shorter days mean less sunlight. Place plants near south-facing windows or use grow lights to mimic natural light and keep them growing strong.
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Dry indoor air can harm tropical plants. Increase humidity with water trays, misting, or a humidifier to prevent leaf browning and stress.
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Plants grow slower in winter and don’t need extra nutrients. Avoid fertilizing to prevent root damage from nutrient buildup.
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Dust on leaves can block sunlight and reduce photosynthesis. Wipe leaves gently with a damp cloth to keep them healthy and pest-free.
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Indoor air can invite pests like spider mites and aphids. Inspect plants regularly and remove pests with a damp cloth or mild insecticidal soap.
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Though not ideal in winter, repotting may be needed if your plant has outgrown its pot or has pests. Use a slightly larger pot with fresh soil to prepare for spring growth.
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