Caring for Plants in the Fall: When Is It Time to Bring Them Inside From the Balcony?
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With the arrival of colder days comes the preparation of plants for autumn and winter. Bring plants from the balcony into the house before temperatures drop below 10 degrees. Reduce watering and stop feeding as the plants enter a dormant phase. Illustrative photo Plants that spent spring and summer outdoors, such as ficus, shefflera, citrus trees, hibiscus and various types of palm trees, should be brought inside before night temperatures drop b…
During spring and summer, many houseplants enjoy being on a balcony or terrace. The more natural light, fresh air, and higher humidity often suit them so well that they grow more intensively and develop new leaves during the warmer months.
To avoid introducing unwanted pests and allow plants to adapt to winter conditions, several key preparations need to be made.
With the arrival of colder days comes the preparation of indoor plants for autumn and winter. Bring plants from the balcony into the house before temperatures drop below 10 degrees, and make sure to check for pests. Reduce watering and stop feeding as the plants enter a dormant phase.
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