Plants lean toward light (phototropism)—auxin cells on shaded sides elongate, creating uneven growth. Regular rotation keeps plants symmetrical and strong.
Recommendations vary from every 3 days to every 2 weeks. Simple rule: quarter-turn every watering. Easy to remember, keeps growth even.
Choose rotation or supplemental light based on your space and preferences. Both yield attractive, healthy plants.
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