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Understanding the Iraqi Indoor Environment Choosing the right indoor plant in Iraq involves more than just aesthetics. Our environment presents a unique challenge: extreme outdoor heat contrasted with intensely air-conditioned indoor spaces. This creates a difficult situation for many common houseplants. The constant operation of air conditioners (السبلت) drastically reduces indoor humidity, creating an arid atmosphere that can stress plants adap… Read more

Understanding the Indoor Environment in Saudi Arabia Caring for indoor plants in Saudi Arabia presents a unique set of challenges not covered by generic online advice. The core issue is the conflict between the extreme outdoor heat and the intensely controlled indoor environment. Outside, temperatures are high and the sun is harsh. Inside, air conditioning runs almost constantly, creating an artificially cool and very dry atmosphere. This constan… Read more

The Reality of Growing Plants Inside Iraqi Homes Step into a typical home in Baghdad, Basra, or Erbil in July. Outside temperatures push past 45°C. Inside, the AC runs most of the day. Curtains are half-closed to block harsh sun. Air is cool but dry. This environment shapes how house plants survive—or fail. Many first-time owners assume indoor plants iraq behave like they do in mild European climates. They do not. Continuous air conditioning redu… Read more

Why Heat and Air Conditioning Change the Rules Indoors Choosing the best indoor plants in Iraq is not the same as choosing plants in mild climates. For most homes and offices, the real challenge is not sunlight alone. It is the combination of extreme outdoor heat, sealed windows, and constant air conditioning. The split AC unit creates dry air, uneven airflow, and sudden temperature shifts. Plants placed directly under vents often decline even if… Read more