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Indoor plants for home temperature regulation

Overview

Architects are suggesting the use of indoor plants as a biological method to lower home temperatures through evapotranspiration, reducing the need for air conditioning.

For small living spaces, options include Soleirolia soleirolii, orchids, Hoya kerrii, Echeveria succulents, Pilea peperomioides, and Fittonia. When choosing plants, considerations include light, humidity, and pet safety; notably, the Hoya kerrii is identified as non-toxic to dogs, cats, and horses.

Entities

Royal Horticultural Society · Missouri Botanical Garden · ASPCA

Timeline

  1. 13 days ago

    [CULTURE] 4 sources
    Indoor plants recommended by architects to cool homes

    Architects suggest using indoor plants to naturally cool homes through evapotranspiration. Various small species like succulents and orchids are ideal for limited living spaces.

  2. 16 days ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Hanging plants and succulents for small living spaces

    Hanging plants and succulents provide an efficient way to add greenery to small spaces like flats and balconies by utilizing vertical space and requiring minimal maintenance.

Sources

ilmeteo.net · okdiario.com · que.es · rionegro.com.ar · theweather.net · tn.com.ar · yourweather.co.uk