Create the environment your plants need when you turn up the heat.
And do the fluctuations in environment that come with turning a heater on and off harm delicate plants?
Michael O’Brienis the bespoke landscaper and owner ofHommes + Gardensin West Hollywood, California.
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Luckily, O’Brien was able to give actionable steps to create the most idyllic winter environment for your plants.
You should also rotate the plants occasionally once the radiator is on to keep one side from becoming overheated.
Change in temperature isn’t the only element that affects your indoor plants.
To combat this, a humidifier is helpfulbut keep in mind that placement matters.
While humidity and temperature affect all plants, the key in matters in terms of how much.
He also notes that ferns need high humidity and should be kept far from heaters.
Look for signs of stress or illness on the leaves, like loss of color or dried-out edges.
