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Indoor Plant Water Recycling Techniques

16 days ago | lila

How can I make my recycled water more plant-friendly?

Making recycled water plant-friendly involves ensuring it is free from contaminants. Using organic soap and avoiding chemicals in daily water usage will help maintain water quality, making it more suitable for plants.

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