Top 13 Houseplants That Thrive in Cold Rooms | Plants That Love Cold

Keeping plants alive in a cold room can feel like a challenge, but guess what? Some houseplants actually thrive in those lower temps. In this video, I’m sharing 13 amazing plants that stay strong, look great, and keep your space feeling fresh even when the heater isn’t doing much.

Whether it’s a drafty bedroom or a chilly office corner, these plants are here to help.

Featured Plants in the Video:

Philodendron – Bold green leaves that stay healthy even in low temp areas. Low maintenance and air-purifying.

Black Velvet Alocasia – Luxurious dark leaves that still thrive in cool rooms. Compact and dramatic look.

Chinese Money Plant – Round leaves that bring charm and good luck vibes. Cold-tolerant with fast pups.

Snake Plant – Nearly indestructible and low-light friendly. Laughs at cold and cleans indoor air.

Philodendron Xanadu – Lush tropical look without needing heat. Perfect for chilly corners.

Croton – Bright colorful foliage that stays bold in cooler rooms. Loves light and humidity boost.

Rubber Plant – Glossy statement plant. Tough and stylish even in low sixty degrees.

Chinese Evergreen – Handles low light and cold drafts like a pro. Air-purifying and dependable.

ZZ Plant – No-drama plant that thrives on neglect. Stays shiny and strong in cold shade.

String of Pearls – Unique trailing style. Stores water so it stays cute in cool temps.

Aloe Vera – Cold-friendly and useful plant. Minimal watering needed in winter.

Bromeliads – Tropical look with cold tolerance. Adds color when everything else is dull.

Ponytail Palm – Fun curly leaves and drought-smart trunk. Loves cool bright rooms.

Inside the video:
00:00 Intro
00:39 Philodendron
1:29 Black Velvet Alocasia
2:16 Chinese Money Plant
3:05 Snake Plant
3:49 Philodendron Xanadu
4:37 Croton
5:24 Rubber Plant
6:10 Chinese Evergreen
6:57 ZZ Plant
7:40 String of Pearls
8:28 Aloe Vera
9:18 Bromeliads
10:09 Ponytail Palm
10:54 Ending

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