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Common Indoor Plant Problems and How to Fix Them

2 months ago | lila

How can I increase light exposure for my indoor plants?

To increase light exposure, move plants closer to windows, choose south-facing windows if possible, use grow lights, or consider regular rotation to ensure even light distribution on all sides.

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