FAQ About Hybridization Techniques for Indoor Plants
Are hybrid plants more expensive than non-hybrid varieties?
Hybrid plants tend to be more expensive than non-hybrid varieties due to the time and resources invested in their development. The process of breeding, selecting, and stabilizing desirable traits can involve several years of work, which is reflected in the price of these plants. Despite the higher cost, many gardeners find the unique traits and benefits offered by hybrids worth the investment.
