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Integrating Indoor Plants in Low-Light Office Spaces

9 hours ago | lila

Can I mix different plant species in low-light offices?

Yes, mixing different plant species is possible and can create a visually appealing and diverse environment. Just ensure all selected plants have similar care requirements, such as light and water needs, to thrive together in low-light conditions.

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