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Indoor Plant Seed Preservation Techniques

12 days ago | lila

What is the best time to collect seeds from indoor plants for preservation?

The best time to collect seeds is when they are fully mature, usually indicated by a change in color or drying of the seed pods or fruits on the plant. This stage varies with different plants and observing these natural signs ensures optimal seed quality.

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