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Indoor Plant Grafting for Creative Combinations

7 days ago | lila

Can grafting be used to repair damaged indoor plants?

Yes, grafting can sometimes be used to repair damaged indoor plants by splicing healthy tissue onto a have plant, effectively bypassing damaged areas and restoring growth potential.

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