FAQ About Indoor Plant Color Mutations

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19 days ago | lila

How does temperature affect color mutations in indoor plants?

Temperature can affect the expression and stability of color mutations in indoor plants. Extreme temperatures may induce stress, leading to pigmentation changes or reversion of mutated coloration. Maintaining an optimal temperature range can help preserve the desired mutations.

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