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As the days get shorter and temperatures drop, your houseplants start to notice the seasonal shift too. Many indoor plants, especially tropical varieties like Pothos, Monstera, and Philodendrons, slow their growth in fall and winter. This change means they need a slightly different care routine than in spring and summer. By adjusting your watering, lighting, and general care habits, you can keep your plants thriving all season long.

Here’s everything you need to know about transitioning your houseplants for fall and winter — plus a few tools that make the process easier.