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Indoor Plant Pest Quarantine Practices

15 days ago | lila

Can houseplants be quarantined outdoors instead of indoors?

While possible, outdoor quarantine presents risks like exposure to new pests or unfavorable weather conditions. An indoor quarantine ensures more controlled conditions and reduces cross-contamination risks.

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