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Indoor Plant Pest-Repelling Companion Plants

one month ago | lila

What is an example of a companion plant combination for pest control?

An example of a companion plant combination for indoor pest control could be basil and tomatoes. Basil can repel flies and mosquitoes, helping protect tomato plants. Additionally, their visual appeal and aroma make them a pleasant pair indoors.

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