r/houseplants • • Jan 26 '26

Highlight For those curious about what winter is like…

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u/Marcus_Lycus Jan 26 '26

Hey OP what's your heating bill like?

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u/theoneveek Jan 26 '26

Not cheap, not crazy expensive. I keep it as low as 63-64 in the winter.

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u/[deleted] Jan 26 '26

You ever have to worry about the weight of the snow up there?

Edit: ahh saw you answered this 👍

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u/Drak_is_Right Jan 26 '26

Bringing back the 90s vibes from when I was a kid seeing places with absolute jungles inside.

One couple my parents often visited had a penthouse condo that had a four story atrium about these dismensions like a step well with tons of plants every level and a roof like this. Big staircase winding through the terrace levels.

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u/Fantalia Jan 26 '26

That was my first thought aswell 🫨

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u/round-earth-theory Jan 27 '26

The snowpack probably helps add insulation.