As summer heat intensifies, keeping your home cool can be a challenge. Fortunately, certain indoor plants can help mitigate the effects of extreme temperatures. The Areca Palm serves as a natural air humidifier, releasing moisture that cools the air. Aloe Vera, known for its cooling properties, thrives in sunny conditions while improving air quality. The Snake Plant is low-maintenance and unique in that it releases oxygen during the night, making indoor spaces feel fresher. The Money Plant (Pothos) is easy to grow and enhances air circulation, effectively reducing heat buildup when placed near windows. Lastly, the Boston Fern acts as a powerful humidifier, adding moisture to dry air and lowering room temperature. While these plants won't replace air conditioning, they provide a natural way to stay comfortable during heatwaves.