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5 days ago | lila

How can I control mold or mildew on indoor wildflowers?

Control mold or mildew by ensuring proper air circulation and avoiding water splashing on leaves. Use a fungicidal spray if necessary, and remove affected foliage promptly. Reducing excess humidity with a dehumidifier can also discourage mold growth.

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