FAQ About Indoor Plant Disaster Recovery

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2 days ago | lila

What impact does poor air circulation have on recovering indoor plants?

Poor air circulation can lead to increased humidity around the plant, promoting mold and pest infestations. Ensure good airflow by spacing plants well, using fans if necessary, and avoiding crowded plant placements.

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