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Indoor Plant Seed Propagation Challenges

21 days ago | lila

What is the best soil type for starting indoor seeds?

The best soil for starting indoor seeds is a light, well-draining seed starting mix. This type of soil promotes optimal water retention and air circulation around the seeds, supporting healthy root development and seedling growth.

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