FAQ About Self-Sufficient Indoor Plant Ecosystems
Can self-sufficient indoor plant ecosystems reduce the need for watering and fertilizing?
Yes, self-sufficient indoor plant ecosystems are designed to reduce the need for frequent watering and fertilizing. By creating a closed-loop system, plants can recycle water and nutrients more efficiently. For instance, a well-designed terrarium can maintain moisture levels effectively, while the decomposition of organic matter provides nutrients to the plants. This setup minimizes the necessity for regular human intervention for watering and fertilization.
