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Pest-Resistant Indoor Planting Techniques

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Can physical barriers be useful for pest control in indoor plants?

Physical barriers such as netting, row covers, or even simple enclosures around vulnerable plants can prevent pests from accessing them. Additionally, using mulch can impede pests that crawl up from the soil surface.

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