Plants on Rotation for Homes in Bangalore

Because Bangalore's monsoon cuts direct sun rather than bringing extreme heat, the plants that struggle most in June to September are light-hungry flowering varieties, so our rotation shifts toward foliage plants that tolerate lower light during those months and swaps flowering plants back in once the skies clear from October.

A comfortable range the rest of the year

For the remaining months, Bangalore's temperature stays mild enough, rarely far from the mid-20s indoors, that the rotation is driven more by which plants are looking tired than by any seasonal stress on the plants themselves.

Even Bangalore's recorded extremes, a high of 39.2°C in April 2016 and a low of 7.8°C from January 1884, sit well outside what a typical week looks like, so an indoor plant rotation plan is built around the city's normal mild range rather than around either historical extreme.

Delivery across a spread-out city

Because Bangalore's residential areas run from dense inner localities like Koramangala to more spread-out outer ones like Devanahalli, the rotation service schedules delivery routes by zone, which is also why the exact day a home's plants are swapped can shift slightly if a particular week's route runs long.

Because deliveries are routed by zone across a spread-out city, a household near the centre generally sees a more predictable swap day than one in an outer locality still being built up, though both are covered on the same monthly plan.