FAQ About Indoor Plant Grafting Techniques

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20 hours ago | lila

Can grafting improve the growth rate of indoor plants?

Yes, grafting can potentially improve the growth rate of indoor plants by combining a rootstock known for vigorous growth with a scion that has desirable traits, such as flowers or fruits, that might naturally grow more slowly.

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