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Your Plants are Trying to Tell You Something by Espoma

Although plants can’t talk, they do send messages all the time , from requests for resources to warnings of trouble. And, they do so silently, communicating with visual cues, such as changes in leaf colors and shapes.

Your Plants are Trying to Tell You Something by Espoma

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Although plants can’t talk, they do send messages all the time — from requests for resources to warnings of trouble. And, they do so silently, communicating with visual cues, such as changes in leaf colors and shapes. If you learn to read these signs, you’ll be able to catch minor issues before they become big ones. This blog post by Espoma, Your Plants are Trying to Tell You Something, will help you to better read your plants and help prevent some common houseplant problems.

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