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Indoor Plant Root Rot Prevention and Management

4 days ago | lila

Can over-fertilizing contribute to root rot in indoor plants?

Yes, over-fertilizing can contribute to root rot as it can lead to salt buildup in the soil, which may hinder root function and health. This weakening of the root system can make the plant more susceptible to root rot pathogens.

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