FAQ About Indoor Plant Rot Resistance

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one month ago | lila

How can I increase the rot resistance of tropical indoor plants that prefer moist soil?

For tropical plants that prefer moist soil, using a balanced soil mix that retains necessary moisture without becoming waterlogged is key. Ensure proper pot drainage, and consider using humidity trays or room humidifiers to maintain air moisture, rather than overwatering the soil.

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