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First aid for indoor plants
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Indoor plants looking a little sad and droopy? Here’s how to save them.
Whether it’s sporting yellowing leaves, has stopped growing or has developed a worrying lean to the side, chances are your plant is trying to tell you something. Honing in on your lush housemate can help you acknowledge its requests for resources - which extend far beyond watering.
From choosing the ideal sunny site to fertilising with finesse, here’s the first-aid kit you’ll need to get your best fronds back to their thriving selves.
(More: Five of the hardiest indoor plants.)
Six common indoor plant problems and how to fix them
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There can be too much of a good thing - don't over-water your plants.