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The Saudi Indoor Climate Problem: Heat Outside, Dry AC Inside Most indoor plant losses in Saudi Arabia are not sudden. They happen slowly, over weeks or months, because the indoor environment is misunderstood. Outdoor heat regularly exceeds 40°C. Indoors, air conditioning runs for long hours. The split AC removes humidity, pushes cold air directly onto leaves, and creates strong temperature swings between day and night. This combination confuses… Read more

Why Summer in UAE Homes Changes Everything for Indoor Plants Extreme summer heat in the UAE is not just an outdoor problem. It directly affects watering indoor plants inside apartments and villas, even when the doors and windows stay closed. Outside temperatures regularly exceed 45°C. Inside, constant air conditioning creates a completely different stress: cold, dry airflow that strips moisture from leaves and soil at the same time. This combinat… Read more

The Heat Outside, the AC Inside: Why Plants React Differently Here Step into a typical Saudi home in August. Outside, temperatures push past 45°C. Inside, the AC runs almost constantly. Curtains filter harsh sun, windows stay closed, and air circulates in cycles of cooling and drying. This environment is comfortable for people. For indoor plants, it is complex. In hot climates, plant stress rarely comes from heat alone. It comes from contrast. Ro… Read more