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Why “Low Effort” Looks Different in Iraq Homes Most plant losses in Iraq are not caused by neglect. They are caused by the wrong environment. Long summers above 45°C, heavy reliance on AC units, and dry indoor air change how plants behave. The split AC dries the air quickly, especially in living rooms and bedrooms where doors stay closed for hours. Soil dries from the top, while roots may still be wet underneath. That is where overwatering begins… Read more

Why Low Effort Plants Still Need the Right Conditions in Iraq Homes Busy schedules and long workdays are normal. Add Iraq’s extreme summer heat and constant AC use, and many homes become challenging environments for plants. The split AC runs for hours, pulling moisture from the air and creating cold drafts that stress sensitive leaves. Windows often stay closed to keep heat out, reducing airflow and natural light. This is why choosing low mainten… Read more

Why Light Is Different Inside Saudi Apartments Choosing the best indoor plants for apartments in Saudi Arabia is not only about style. It is about survival under air conditioning, filtered daylight, and long summers. In most homes, windows stay closed for months. Curtains reduce glare and heat. The AC runs daily, pulling moisture from the air and cooling rooms unevenly. A plant placed directly under a vent may dry out in days, even if the soil lo… Read more

Why Indoor Conditions in Iraq Are Harder Than They Look It is 46°C outside. Inside, the AC is running most of the day. Curtains are half-closed to block glare. The air feels cool, but dry. This is the typical Iraqi home environment where most indoor plants must survive. Beginners often assume that once a plant is indoors, it is protected. In reality, indoor plants in Iraq face a different kind of stress. Extreme outdoor heat leads to sealed windo… Read more