Posted by Mozher Experts on 20.02.26
Living With Heat Outside and Cold Air Indoors
Step into a typical Saudi home in August and you feel two climates at once. Outside, extreme heat and dry air. Inside, constant AC running for most of the day. That contrast shapes how house plants behave more than anything else.
The main challenge is not just temperature. It is the combination of cold, dry airflow from AC vents, low indoor humidity, and filtered window light. Many first-time owners p… Read more
Posted by Mozher Experts on 20.02.26
The Reality of Growing Plants in Air‑Conditioned Saudi Homes
Step into a typical home in Riyadh or Jeddah in August and you feel two extremes at once: intense outdoor heat and constant indoor AC. The sun is strong, the windows are bright, yet the air inside is cool and very dry. This combination is where many house plants struggle.
In Saudi Arabia, survival is rarely about heat alone. It is about the shift between 45°C outdoors and heavily air‑co… Read more
Posted by Mozher Experts on 20.02.26
Heat Outside, Cold AC Inside: Why Plants Struggle in Saudi Homes
If you are seeing yellow leaves, brown tips, drooping stems, or sudden leaf drop, you are not alone. Most indoor plant problems in Saudi Arabia start with one reality: extreme outdoor heat and heavy air-conditioning indoors. The split AC runs for months, drying the air and cooling it rapidly. Plants sit in stable-looking rooms, but they are actually exposed to constant temperature s… Read more

