Posted by Mozher Experts on 20.02.26
Start with the environment: heat outside, AC inside
If your plant suddenly has yellow leaves, brown tips, or is drooping, do not assume it is dying. In Saudi homes, many indoor plant problems begin with environmental shock rather than disease. Outdoor heat regularly exceeds 40°C, while indoor air conditioning runs for long hours. This constant contrast stresses roots and foliage, especially when a plant sits near an AC vent or in a dry corner.
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Posted by Mozher Experts on 20.02.26
Heat, Air Conditioning, and Why Decline Happens Fast in Iraq Homes
When an indoor plant starts declining in Iraq, it often happens quickly. One week it looks stable. The next week you notice yellow leaves, brown tips, or drooping stems. The main reason is environmental stress. Extreme outdoor heat combined with constant air conditioning creates sharp fluctuations in moisture, airflow, and light exposure.
The split AC unit dries the air aggressive… Read more

