That was very informative. I thank you for that very much. Because my set up is I don’t run heat in all of my house only in my bedroom. So in the winter, I bring all my plants to the bedroom that I think needs warmth. So again, thank you so much for your experimental process.
Yes, philodendron burle marx , micans, and ring of fire suffer in the cold. String of hearts and ficus elastica do great along with syngonium and big cactuses.
I left my plants for 10 days in January-February without heat (I live in Germany). I didn't see any cold damages in them. Two Alocasias (Jacklyn and Frydek) suffered from under watering which can be revived after watering.
Monstera and pothos are though. Half of my hoya, all of my anthurium, a few of my sansevieria, a few of my philodendrons, my zz raven and my peru are all pretty sensitive to the cold.
That was very informative. I thank you for that very much. Because my set up is I don’t run heat in all of my house only in my bedroom. So in the winter, I bring all my plants to the bedroom that I think needs warmth. So again, thank you so much for your experimental process.
Yes, philodendron burle marx , micans, and ring of fire suffer in the cold. String of hearts and ficus elastica do great along with syngonium and big cactuses.
I left my plants for 10 days in January-February without heat (I live in Germany). I didn't see any cold damages in them. Two Alocasias (Jacklyn and Frydek) suffered from under watering which can be revived after watering.
Monstera and pothos are though. Half of my hoya, all of my anthurium, a few of my sansevieria, a few of my philodendrons, my zz raven and my peru are all pretty sensitive to the cold.