FAQ About Indoor Plant Cold Tolerance

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9 days ago | lila

Can pruning help improve the cold tolerance of indoor plants?

Pruning can indirectly aid in improving the cold tolerance of indoor plants by removing any dead or diseased parts that may otherwise stress the plant. Healthy plants are generally more equipped to handle environmental stressors, including cold temperatures.

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