
Outdoor light intensity far exceeds indoor. Plants struggle adapting to drastic light reduction. Outdoor-adapted leaves die off, replaced by smaller, greener leaves suited to indoor light. This cycle repeats each seasonal move.
Free article on moving plants outdoors available by emailing wcreed@HorticulturalHelp.com. Comprehensive indoor plant care book also available for purchase.
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