FAQ About Indoor Plant Pollination Challenges

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16 days ago | lila

How can temperature affect indoor plant pollination?

Temperature plays a crucial role in plant pollination. Certain plants require specific temperature ranges to facilitate the proper development and release of pollen. Too hot or cold environments can negatively impact pollination efficiency.

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