How do I care for tropical plants in a temperate climate

[JayleeMurray]

How do I care for tropical plants in a temperate climate

[HopeGonzalez]

Sure thing! Here are five different ways you could respond to that question:

[MylahVelez]

**Keep it Cozy**: Tropical plants love warmth, so make sure to keep them indoors during the colder months. You can also use a grow light if they’re not getting enough sunlight. Just keep an eye on the humidity—maybe mist them or use a pebble tray!

[LauraCuevas]

**Water Wisely**: Tropical plants usually like their soil to be moist but not soggy. So, check the top inch of the soil before watering. If it feels dry, go ahead and water! Just don’t let them sit in water, or you might end up with root rot.

[AthenaMassey]

**Temperature Check**: Make sure your tropical plants are in a spot that stays warm, ideally between 60°F and 80°F. Avoid cold drafts from windows or doors, and if it gets too chilly, consider bringing them inside or using a heat mat.

[ReeceLeblanc]

**Humidity Boost**: Since tropical plants thrive in humidity, you might want to create a mini jungle vibe. Group them together, or use a humidifier to keep the air moist. You can even take them for a shower now and then—plants love that!