1. Inspect for Pests

Before bringing plants indoors, check leaves (top and underside), stems, and soil for pests like
aphids, mealybugs, and spider mites.
A quick rinse with water or a natural insecticidal spray can help knock populations down before they spread inside.

2. Prune and Clean

Remove dead or yellowing leaves and trim back leggy growth.
Wipe leaves with a damp cloth to remove dust and improve photosynthesis once indoors.

3. Repot if Needed

If roots are circling or pushing out of the pot, now is a good time to repot into fresh, organic soil before the transition.
Otherwise, leave them in place to avoid transplant shock.

4. Adjust Gradually

If possible, acclimate plants by moving them to shadier, protected spots outdoors for
a week or two before bringing them inside.
This helps them adjust to lower light levels.

5. Support with KozGro’s House Plant Elixir

Indoor conditions can be tough — lower light, drier air, and less airflow mean your plants need strong roots
and resilient leaves. That’s where our House Plant Elixir comes in.

Made with kelp, humic acid, alfalfa, and essential oils, it:

• Reduces stress during the transition indoors

• Strengthens root systems for stable growth

• Helps plants adjust to reduced light and humidity

• Boosts overall vitality, so they thrive year-round

💧 How to Use: Mix 1 teaspoon per quart of water and apply every 2–3 weeks to
water your houseplants as they settle into their indoor environment.

6. Find the Right Spot

Once inside, group plants with similar light needs, keep them away from cold drafts and
heating vents, and rotate them regularly to ensure even growth.

🍂 With a little care — and a boost from House Plant Elixir — your plants will not only
survive indoors but thrive until it’s time to head back outside next spring.

This is Step 5 of the KozGro Fall Prep Series.
Stay tuned for our final step: Wind down the season with a regenerative reset for your soil.