Bring outdoor plants inside

When chilly air moves in, it's time for vacationing houseplants to be placed in an indoor space for the winter. Some preparation needs to be done to transition your plants inside successfully. Tropical houseplants should be brought in if the temperature dips to 45 degrees.

As the days grow shorter and temperatures begin to dip, it’s time for our beloved indoor plants that have been vacationing outside to make their grand re-entry.

Want to bring plants indoors without the bugs? Find out the best way to debug your plants along with the recommended timing and temperatures for a smooth transition.

Bringing plants indoors for the winter without bugs is possible. Knowing when is the right time do it, and how to do it safely is critical.

Learn here how to bring plants indoors for winter. If you brought your sun-loving plants outside, you already know that there are factors to keep in mind to successfully transition your plants’ environment. When bringing your plants back inside, there are a few steps to make sure your plants stay happy and healthy, and that you protect your already happy indoor plants. Find out in this post.

When the temperature starts to cool in fall, you can move tropical plants that were decorating your porch, patio, balcony or veranda indoors. Learn some of the best practices to move your houseplants inside for the winter.

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