Houseplants get bald spots, too.
This can make plants look lopsided, sparse, and a little sad.
There’s a two-second fix for this tiny tilt.
Phototropism is dictated by auxin, a hormone that tells plant cells to grow toward the light.
“When we put plants indoors, the light we’re giving them is one-directional,” Bullene explains.
“It’s just coming from the window.”
She recommends adding rotations to your regular plant maintenance.
“Any time I water my plant, I just give it a little quarter-turn.
It’s part of my normal routine.”
It’s a simple step that your plant will thank you for with lush, level leaves.
If only nailing the rest of yourwatering routinewere this easy…
