FAQ About Beginner-Friendly Indoor Plants

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20 days ago | lila

Can indoor plants survive in low light conditions?

Yes, several indoor plants can survive and even thrive in low light conditions. Snake plants, ZZ plants, and cast-iron plants are particularly suitable for areas with limited natural light.

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