Even indoors, light is never constant. Daylength shortens, color shifts, and energy levels drop as the sun’s arc changes — yet we often treat our homes as season-free zones. This in-depth guide reveals how indoor light truly behaves through the year, why your plants slow down in winter, and how adjusting placement, watering, and LED timing helps them thrive in rhythm with the sun instead of fighting it.

White fluff on your favourite plant isn’t dust — it’s a mealybug colony. This guide shows you how to spot the signs early, wipe them out safely, and stop them from coming back with simple, science-backed steps.

Your Philodendron ‘Prince of Orange’ isn’t losing colour — it’s growing up. The vivid orange flush on new leaves is a natural, age-linked change driven by protective pigments called anthocyanins and carotenoids. As the leaf matures and fills with chlorophyll, those temporary hues fade to green — proof of healthy development, not decline.