Stay Cool Inside Heat-Resilient Plants For Summer Living

The scorching summer heat impacts both humans and plants. Whether you are a plant parent or planning to bring plants into your home, the harsh summer weather makes it difficult to maintain the plants. But we have got you a list of heat-tolerant plants that you can bring into your home in the summer.

Succulents

Succulents feature thick and sturdy leaves that store moisture and allow the plants to thrive even in summer. Thus, they are the perfect plant for the summer. The best thing about succulents is that they are easy to maintain and occupy less space. You don’t have to water them constantly and you can plant them in small pots as well. You can place them in your living room, kitchen and even in the bedroom for an aesthetic vibe.

Devil’s Ivy

Devil’s Ivy is a low-maintenance plant that thrives well even in warm climatic conditions. This plant needs bright and indirect sunlight to bloom. Devil’s Ivy features variegated leaves which can amp up the home decor (plants to elevate kitchen door) in no time. You can hang them on your balcony or you can place them in your living room for aesthetic appeal.

Dracaena

Dracaena is a beautiful tropical plant which adapts well to warm climates. You can keep it in an area which receives bright and indirect sunlight. If you want to ensure a tropical vibe into your home then Dracaena is the plant for you.

Croton

Croton (how to care for croton plant) features beautiful thick, large and variegated leaves which help retain water and thrive even in hot climatic conditions. The stunning variegated foliage makes it a perfect summer plant that can enhance the look of your house in no time. You can place it on the balcony and even in your living room for an aesthetic vibe.

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Yucca

Yucca is a tall indoor plant which is a heat tolerant plant and thrives well in bright and indirect light. They are ideal for maintaining plants in the summer. These are tall plants and thus you can keep them on your balcony to ensure privacy from neighbours.

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Bring these heat-tolerant plants into your home to create an aesthetic vibe and cool ambience.

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