Here are some general tips for Indoor plant’s care in winters:

• Light:

  Because the winter is shorter, your plants won’t get as much sunlight. Place them near the window that gets the most sunlight and consider rotating them to ensure all sides get enough light.
  If natural light is not enough, use fluorescent or LED grow lights to supplement illumination. Keep the lights on 12-14 hours a day.

• Irrigation:

  Irrigation frequency should be adjusted. Since plants are less vigorous during the winter months, they need less water. Wait for the top layer of soil to dry before watering.
  Be careful not to over water, as low temperatures can slow the plant’s metabolism and cause root rot. Use a well-draining potting mix.

• Humidity:

  Heat in the home can reduce humidity, which can affect plants. Increase humidity by placing a bowl filled with water and pebbles near the plant or using a humidifier.
  Spray plants occasionally, but do not overdo it because some plants are sensitive to water on their leaves.

• Fertilization:

  Plants generally need less fertilizer during the winter months due to their slow growth. If you fertilize, use a balanced fertilizer diluted to half the recommended concentration every 4-6 weeks.

• Pest Control:

  Indoor plants are more susceptible to pests during the winter months due to bad weather conditions. Check your plants regularly for pests such as spider mites, aphids or scale insects.

• Temperature:

  Most indoor plants prefer temperatures between 15-24°C (60-75°F). Do not place plants near windows or heat sources.
  Allow cool air through doors and windows and keep plants away from heaters or heaters.