I'm doing these 5 things to transition my indoor plants out of winter – experts say this essential spring houseplant care will ensure a thriving indoor jungle

A green velvet sofa with wooden legs, coffee table, and two house plants against a white wall.

I'm feeling so relieved to see some sunshine after the long, dark days of winter, and my houseplants have equally perked up. Even though they're growing indoors during the coldest season, winter can take its toll on indoor plants.

A lack of natural light, dropping room temperatures, and a minimal growth are all challenges us plant parents have to tackle when caring for houseplants in winter, and it can be tiring. But, now that spring is here, my houseplants are ready to thrive once again. To help them transition from winter to spring, I'm doing some essential maintenance to get them to the best possible state they can be and help them recover from any damage caused by winter conditions.