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Indoor Plant Rest Periods and Dormancy

one month ago | lila

Is it normal for a dormant plant to lose leaves?

Yes, it is normal for some plants to shed leaves during dormancy as a way to conserve energy. However, excessive leaf drop could indicate other stressors such as improper watering, pests, or environmental issues.

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