FAQ About Low-Light Indoor Plants

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20 days ago | lila

Can I propagate low-light indoor plants easily?

Yes, many low-light indoor plants can be easily propagated. For example, Pothos can be propagated through cuttings in water, and Snake Plants can be propagated by dividing root rhizomes.

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