Article 1-1 Dealing With Plant ProblemsIn having an indoor garden it is almost inevitable that sooner or later you will experience problems with plant growth. When this happens you have two choices on where to find the answers, you can look up the problem in a book at the library or information on the internet. This is a good source of information if you have a reasonable knowledge of plants and indoor gardening. The other way is to seek out help from a professional. The best place to find someone who can help you with your problems is at your local hydroponics store. These people deal with problems like yours every day and should be able to sort out your troubles. There is a standard list of questions that they will ask you about your indoor garden and it will help speed up the process if you have the answers. The following questions will help you to determine what area your problems exist in and save everyone time in rectifying them.
Specific Problems
Did the problem start on one plant and spread or where all plants affected at
the same time. By having answers to these questions ready when you seek out help you will
greatly reduce the time it will take to solve your indoor gardening problems. |
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