FAQ About Indoor Pollinator Plant Gardens

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26 days ago | lila

How do I know if my indoor garden is attracting pollinators?

You will know your garden is attracting pollinators if you occasionally spot bees, butterflies, or other insects visiting your plants. Observing changes like increased plant health and seed production can also indicate successful pollinator activity.

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