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Indoor Plant Soil Salinity Management

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What is the role of gypsum in managing soil salinity for indoor plants?

Gypsum can be used to manage soil salinity by replacing sodium ions with calcium ions, which improves soil structure and promotes better drainage, reducing salinity levels over time.

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