To put my indoor plants outside?

[Crazyplantlassie]

I have communal garden
AIBU on my day off (sunny 18-19 degrees here) to put my big indoor plants (peace lily x 2, cheese plant x 2, palm, ficus tree) outside for them to have a plant holiday out of the confinement of a one bed tenement flat?

I always put my indoor plants out in the summer but then I have a garden so I don’t have to worry about anyone stealing them.

Does any of them ever burn? This is my first time doing this with my plants

My houseplants always look so healthy after a spell outdoors in the summer.
All the dust washes away and leaves are glossier and perkier.

Do it!

Yes - let those little indoor beauties sunbathe for a bit!

Mine always have a few days outside in the summer. Might pop them out this weekend for a breath of fresh air!

Yes! Just keep an eye if there are kids using the garden too they might play with them

Try to leave them in the shade for a few days first, or put them out when the sun's gone round to stop them burning. Even my chilli plant got sunburnt this year

Yes but watch out for Vine weevil and other nasties when you take them back indoors.

Put them out in the rain they'll love that.

I put my monstera out every year. They have to be in shade though mostly, they won't be used to direct sun and can burn easily. But shaded areas are fine.

Always outside in the summer, including cacti. remember they are on hardy though, so in September keep an eye on the weather. Most will thrive if the temperature is in double figures. In reality there is no such thing as an "indoor plant" of course.