FAQ About Indoor Plant Pest Management

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19 days ago | lila

Can overwatering contribute to pest problems in indoor plants?

Yes, overwatering can lead to pest problems such as fungus gnats, which thrive in moist soils. Maintaining appropriate watering schedules can help prevent these issues.

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