FAQ About Indoor Plant Foliar Spray Recipes

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one month ago | lila

How can I tell if my indoor plant needs a foliar spray?

Signs that your indoor plant may benefit from foliar spraying include yellowing leaves, stunted growth, brown tips, or visible pest infestations. Additionally, if the plant isn’t responding well to soil-applied nutrients, foliar feeding might be needed to supplement its nutritional intake.

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