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Indoor Plant Adaptation to Cool Climates

23 days ago | lila

Is it necessary to fertilize indoor plants in cold climates?

Fertilizing during winter is generally not necessary because most indoor plants enter a dormant phase and growth slows down. However, if you notice active growth, a light fertilization using a diluted liquid fertilizer can be applied sparingly.

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