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Indoor Plant Growth Patterns and Structures

2 days ago | lila

How often should I rotate my columnar indoor plants?

Rotating columnar indoor plants every couple of weeks can help ensure even growth and prevent them from leaning towards the light source. Regular rotation ensures all sides of the plant receive adequate sunlight, promoting symmetrical and aesthetic growth.

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