FAQ About Indoor Plant Stress Hormones

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one month ago | lila

How can I identify if my indoor plant is under stress?

Signs that an indoor plant is under stress include wilting, yellowing leaves, stunted growth, leaf drop, or abnormal coloring. Observing these symptoms may indicate the plant is reacting to stress through hormone production.

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