Tips for Keeping Plants Alive in Colder Temperatures
As temperatures drop unexpectedly during spring and summer, it becomes crucial to protect plants from the cold. According to CNET, moving plants indoors before nighttime temperatures fall below 45°F (7°C) is essential. Tropical plants require even warmer conditions, needing to be brought inside before temperatures dip below 50°F (10°C). Once indoors, plants must be placed in areas with appropriate light, temperature, and humidity. Sun-loving plants may need additional growing lights, while shade-loving plants can thrive on windowsills. Gradual acclimatization is necessary to prevent plant shock, which can occur due to sudden changes in environment. Additionally, it's important to manage pests by soaking plants in soapy water before bringing them inside. 
