FAQ About Indoor Plant Stress Responses

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one month ago | lila

Are there indoor plant species more resistant to stress?

Yes, some indoor plant species are more adaptable and resilient to stress. For example, snake plants, pothos, and ZZ plants are known for their tolerance of varying light and watering conditions, making them ideal choices for less-than-perfect indoor environments.

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