FAQ About Indoor Plant Propagation Techniques

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9 days ago | lila

What is the role of temperature in indoor plant propagation?

Temperature plays a crucial role in the speed and success of propagation. Most indoor plants prefer temperatures between 65°F to 75°F. Consistent warmth encourages root and shoot development.

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