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title: "Hi there! I live in Fl where the highs of the day are reaching…"
description: "Hi there! I live in Fl where the highs of the day are reaching between 92-98 degrees and almost my whole collection is outside. Everyone except my anthurium…"
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# Hi there! I live in Fl where the highs of the day are reaching…

_Posted by Chloe on 2026-06-26_

Hi there! I live in Fl where the highs of the day are reaching between 92-98 degrees and almost my whole collection is outside. Everyone except my anthurium are doing well, does anyone know if I move the anthurium inside will they be okay? I have good lighting in my bedroom where a monstera does well. Should I get a humidifier?

## 15 comments

### Nikiller commented on 2026-06-26

You’re so lucky, it’s been hitting a heat index of 105-117° here in Tampa lately. I’ve had to move almost all of my outdoor plants to full shade and water them almost twice a day now. I moved my monstera Thai con inside because he got a sunburn in 18 minutes of direct sun. If you can keep the humidity around 40% or higher an anthurium will be fine inside kept by the brightest window you have

#### Chloe replied on 2026-06-26

I also have a Thai constellation in my room and it’s grown beautifully without a humidifier!

#### Nikiller replied on 2026-06-26

I only got a humidifier for the explicit addiction to begonias and then I also caved in and got 2 alocasia, turned out each one was 2 so really 4. My monsteras don’t need no humidifier but my lights are all by the humidifier so they just get spoiled.

### plantgeek commented on 2026-06-26

hello!! also in florida, anthuriums are best inside for the summer. our sun will definitely burn them. you can move it back outside once temps cool down to the 70-80s ish. i recommend a humidifier since it's been outside, and our outdoor humidity (depending on location) can get as high as 90%, and houses are only at 40-50%, which is a big adjustment

#### Mikel’s Plant Posse replied on 2026-06-26

What do you think about a Hoya Crimson Queen, or a Jade plant? They happy enough in an east facing screened in apartment patio in Orlando, Florida!?

#### Mikel’s Plant Posse replied on 2026-06-26

I already brought in my Chinese Elm Bonsai…he doesn’t like much above 90%.

#### plantgeek replied on 2026-06-26

omg i'm also in orlando!!! i have a family friend with a jade that's over 20 years old, it lives on their porch for almost the entire year. they "over-winter" it by keeping it in their garage (it has windows) during the couple of weeks we have where frost is possible. hoya are tropicals and love it here too!

#### plantgeek replied on 2026-06-26

i'm not too well versed in bonsais but from what i've seen, they tend to fare well outdoors here

#### Chloe replied on 2026-06-26

That’s what I was thinking, I have about 3 I need to bring indoors and I would feel safer with them in the house with a humidifier

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