Is It a Good Idea to Move Indoor Plants Outside for the Seasons?

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Asked By PlantLover42 On

Hey everyone! I've seen some folks talking about shifting their plants in and out based on the seasons—like bringing them outside in the spring and summer. Has anyone tried this? I'm curious if it actually benefits the plants, causes harm, or if it's really just a matter of personal choice.

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Answered By SunnySideGardener On

It's pretty common to move cacti and succulents outdoors during their growing season after a dry winter indoors. Just be cautious if your plants are winter growers, as they might need different care. Overall, it can be beneficial if you know the right conditions to provide them!

CoolCat99 -

Interesting! I live in Seattle. It’s warmer, but still not 'warm' summer weather. Should I wait until it’s consistently 70°F+? Or will they be okay in 50°F-70°F?

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