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With temperatures as high as they are right now, we’re using all kinds of methods to stay cool. After learning , we’re making best use of our fans, curtains and even wet laundry. So, if there’s a way to naturally cool down the space, we’re all for it. But, did you know that houseplants can lend a helping hand (or rather, leaf) here too?

You read that right. According to a , plants will actually ‘sweat’ from their leaves as part of a process called transpiration, which increases in rate as the environment heats up. While this cools the plant down, this excess water also evaporates into the atmosphere which can help cool the surrounding space too — much in the same way damp laundry can. 

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3. Weeping fig 

Weeping fig, or ficus benjamina, makes this list because of its bushy appearance, which is thick with an abundance of leaves. Native to Asia and Australia, this houseplant can give off ample moisture through the pores on its leaves. In its natural habitat, it’s a sizable evergreen tree reaching heights of 60 feet to provide considerable shade for plants below. But, at home it matures at a more reasonable height of 6ft. Still, it can contribute to the humidity in your home, perhaps not as much as a dedicated humidifier, but coupled with the right plants and strategically placed, it can make a difference to the temperature. 

The weeping fig is another plant which is easy to care for. It prefers well-draining soil with regular water. Watering once a week should be enough during the growing season, but always check the conditions of the soil with your finger first. It will thrive in bright, indirect light conditions. Make sure your weeping fig is kept happy, otherwise the leaves will drop which defeats the purpose.

4. Philodendron 

It’s hard to miss a philodendron variety of plant — the leaves are humongous, green and abundant, sometimes covering the soil and even the container itself. There are hundreds of species of this plant, all of which vary its form and color. But, it’s typically native to Central and South American, where conditions are tropical. And those large leaves can really help to accentuate the transpiration process in such a climate. Considering this, it’s a no-brainer for this list.

There are predominantly two types of philodendron you can grow; non-climbing and vining. The non-climbing sort resembles your typical houseplant, while vining requires a support or trellis to climb. Regular water is needed for this plant — about once a week — but, be sure not to overwater it and leave it in soggy conditions. The top inch of soil should always be dry before you water. Bright and indirect light is best.   

5. Chinese evergreen 

Native to Asia, the Chinese evergreen plant is said to bring good luck, but it also has its uses in terms of purifying pollutants from the air, including benzene and formaldehyde. Also known as aglaonema, this plant promotes a humid, and as such, cooler environment, thanks to its vibrant and plentiful leaf structure. It demonstrates an above-average transpiration rate when compared to other plants. 

Growing this plant is both easy and rewarding. Light requirements will vary depending on the variety, but whatever the case keep this plant out of direct sun because the leaves will burn. Keep the soil moist with a regular watering routine; every 7 to 10 days or so should suffice.   

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