1 5 Houseplant Pests & Interviews
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The document provides information about acclimating plants and common indoor plant pests. It defines acclimation as the period when plants adjust from greenhouse conditions to lower light, fertilizer, and humidity levels in homes. It lists common indoor plant pests like mealy bugs, scale, and whiteflies. It suggests using insecticidal soaps or ladybugs to control pests biologically.
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