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How can I identify if my indoor plant is experiencing allelopathy?

Identifying allelopathy in indoor plants involves observing specific signs of stress in plants without other apparent causes. It is helpful to consider recent changes in plant placements, soil, and environmental conditions, as well as researching known allelopathic species among your plant collection.

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