Houseplants experience natural growth cycles throughout the year, influenced by light, temperature, and humidity.
During spring and summer, most plants enter an active growth phase, producing new leaves and flowers.
In autumn and winter, many slow down or enter dormancy, conserving energy.
Understanding these cycles helps you adjust care routines. Watering can be reduced during slower periods, while fertiliser can be applied more during active growth. Light placement may also need adjusting as daylight changes.
By following seasonal cues, you can encourage healthy growth, prevent stress, and keep your plants thriving year-round.