02 9486 3160Each season brings its own set of charm and challenges for Sydney Indoor plants, perhaps more challenges in winter. During winter, Sydney Indoor plants enter an inactive phase along with less sunlight, temperature extremes and drier air which demands special care of houseplants during winter. Here are some tips which can keep Sydney Indoor plants happy during winter.
- Mist your plants to increase the humidity around the plants. For this you can mist the Sydney Indoor plants with water once a day or even position the plants near an indoor water feature.
- Accumulated dust on the Sydney Indoor plants can make it difficult for the plants to breathe. Therefore, regular wiping of leaves will ensure open pores.
- Move Sydney Indoor plants to a new location so that they continue to get lot of light. It is always recommended to rotate your houseplants every week or two to allow light evenly on all sides.
- Do not fertilize Sydney Indoor plants during winter because houseplants show inhibited growth during winter and are majorly inactive.
- For Repotting wait for Spring because repotting will stimulate growth.
- One needs to change the watering schedule because you cannot water Sydney Indoor plants as often you did during summer. In fact, you need to cut back on the watering schedule by half or even two-thirds. Before the plants return to indoor conditions, it is important to test the soil moisture levels carefully before watering.
- Keep your houseplants away from temperature extremes i.e. places where they can experience rapid temperature changes like radiators, open doors, hot air vents etc.
- n order to substitute for sunlight, you can use fluorescent tubing to keep Sydney Indoor plants healthy during winter.
You can add life to your interiors by introducing Sydney Indoor plants to your home. Similarly for offices, Sydney Indoor plants allows the employees to relax and work comfortably, surrounded by natural beauty.