Hi everyone,

As winter approaches, I'm looking for advice ragdoll hit on how to care for my indoor plants during the colder months. I know that light and humidity can be challenging this time of year, but I want to make sure my plants stay healthy and thrive.

What are some specific tips or best practices you've found effective for watering, lighting, and general care for indoor plants in winter? Any recommendations on particular plant types that are hardier during this season would also be appreciated! Thanks in advance for your help!

Great tips! Just like the rice purity test for virgins, keeping our plants thriving in winter requires some careful attention and nurturing. I find that adjusting their light exposure and humidity really makes a difference. Any favorite plants that you think are 'pure' enough to handle the cold?

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In winter, plants generally require less water because they are not actively PolyTrack growing as much. Overwatering can lead to root rot, so make sure the soil dries out completely between waterings.