5 essentials to follow this June to maintain the health of your indoor plants
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Use less irrigation and check the soil
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Examine your plants for possible signs of infection
Routine inspection of your plant is important to prevent infections that might threaten it. Look for discolouration, damage, burrowing or growth on your plant or its environment.
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Proper ventilations for your plants is a must
Ventilation prevents stagnant air, which leads to fungal growth and bacterial infection. Black, white and yellow leaves are signs of infection and need to be removed. However, certain plants require moisture to remain healthy.
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Do not allow dust to settle on the leafy parts of your plant
Dust creates a suitable environment for pests to burrow into your plant. Clean the surfaces often with a damp cloth.
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Moderate the use of your fertilisers during the growth season
Plant growth phase usually occurs in a high humidity period and during this high quantity of fertiliser would cause stress to the plant. Nutrient absorption would also vary with humidity levels therefore you need to be careful how much you fertiliser your plants.
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You need ensure proper sunlight for your plants:
During periods of high humidity, the plant may not receive enough light. Ensuring that it receives enough light would actually help it through its growth phase.