FAQ About Indoor Plant Seasonal Rotation

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23 days ago | lila

How do I know if my plant is receiving too much light during a seasonal rotation?

Signs of a plant receiving too much light include scorched or bleached leaves, browning tips, and an overall wilting appearance. Adjusting the plant's position or using sheer curtains to filter direct sunlight can prevent light damage.

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