FAQ About Indigenous Indoor Plant Varieties

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one month ago | lila

Are indigenous indoor plants more sustainable than exotic plant species?

Yes, indigenous plants are usually more sustainable as they require fewer resources to thrive. They have adapted over time to the local environment, often demanding less water, fertilizers, and pest control compared to exotic species. This results in a smaller ecological footprint and promotes sustainable gardening practices.

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