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Indoor Invasive Plant Species Management

one month ago | lila

Can invasive species be reintroduced through houseplant trades or gifts?

Yes, invasive species can be inadvertently introduced through houseplant trades or gifts. To prevent this, inspect and quarantine any new plants before integrating them into your indoor garden.

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