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Taking care of Fittonias?
Last Post 9/14/2009 22:22 by
shannonh
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anuga
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8/05/2009 5:50
Hi,
I just started gardening and had just bought a new pot of Fittonia. They were spread so prettily when I took them home. But the next day, their leaves sorta closed up. What kinda of indication is this? And how do I know when they need repotting? Thanks.
shannonh
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9/14/2009 22:22
Fittonias grow best in low light areas that are very humid. Perhaps the area in which you put them at home was not their ideal atmosphere?
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