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Indoor Plant Seasonal Pruning Techniques

3 days ago | lila

Can pruning help control pests in indoor plants?

Yes, pruning can help control pests by removing infested or dead areas that may harbor insects or diseases. Healthy pruning practice can enhance air circulation, which mitigates conditions favorable for pests and disease development.

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