Need measurable growth in 10 days for a dryer lint experiment? Honestly, no houseplant grows significantly in 10 days. But these are fastest:
Lint on leaves reduces photosynthesis up to 50% by blocking light and clogging stomata (pores). Dust and nicotine do the same. This is measurable: compare leaf color, size, or chlorophyll in lint-covered vs. clean leaves over weeks—not days.
Expert advice from Tracy, houseplant specialist.
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