Indoor plant sales growing


Green fingers: Ho used to sell carnivorous plants but has recently included other plants due to demand. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

JOHOR BARU: The demand for indoor plants has been on the rise during lockdown with people looking for new hobbies to fill their time while staying at home.

Gaianno Ho, 28, who has been selling plants for over three years, said he has been getting more new customers since the lockdown began on June 1.

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