FAQ About Indoor Plant Foliar Feeding

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one month ago | lila

Are there differences in foliar feed effectiveness between different types of indoor plants?

Yes, some plants absorb nutrients more effectively through foliar feeding than others, depending on leaf structure and plant physiology. Plants with large, thin leaves generally benefit more compared to those with thick or waxy leaves.

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