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Indoor Plant Pest-Resistant Growth Mediums

one month ago | lila

How can coconut coir be used in pest-resistant growth mediums?

Coconut coir, being naturally resistant to mold and bacterial growth, can be a component of pest-resistant growth mediums. Combining it with other pest deterrents enhances its effectiveness in keeping pests away from your plants.

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