FAQ About Seasonal Stress in Indoor Plants

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28 days ago | lila

What are the signs of seasonal stress in indoor plants?

Signs of seasonal stress in indoor plants include yellowing leaves, wilting, leaf drop, stunted growth, and sometimes root rot. Proper diagnosis and adjustment in care can help mitigate these symptoms.

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