How to clean your houseplants

“Houseplants can provide your home with purer air and a lively appearance, all while offering you a satisfying, low-maintenance hobby. You may be surprised to learn that grooming your house plants can be one of the most time-consuming parts of caring for them, and with good reason.”

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Wash houseplants often in lukewarm water to rid them of dust and insects. Don’t use cold water; it may spot leaves. Place small houseplants in a sink; wash larger houseplants in a shower. Let plants drip-dry before placing them in the sun.

Clean the leaves

Clean the leaves of large houseplants by wiping them with a moist cloth or damp cotton. Support the leaves with one hand to avoid bruising or cracking them. Do not use oils or polishes to make houseplant leaves shine; they can block pores, which can interfere with a plant’s ability to breathe…

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