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Indoor Plant Root Pruning Techniques

20 days ago | lila

What should I do if my plant doesn't recover well from root pruning?

If a plant struggles to recover from root pruning, ensure it’s receiving optimal light, water, and nutrients. Avoid further stressors and check for pests or diseases. If problems persist, consulting a horticulturist or plant specialist may be necessary.

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