Thirteen cactus plants can be watered once with a 4.2 liter capacity watering can. There are 4,200 milliliters in 4.2 liters. Thirteen plants use up 4,030 milliliters of water from the can. That leaves 170 milliliters, which won't meet the watering needs of cactus plant number 14. So it's at cactus plant number 14 that the gardener needs to refill the watering can.
4.2 liter = 4200 ml
4200 / 310 = 13 (and a half)
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White turnips spoil a week after buying them, and red turnips wilt and disappear if they're not watered for two days straight.
yes, if it has been rinsed out. Clorox is a form of bleach, if the plant were watered using the bottle without rinsing it first it could result in the plant being burnt
you cant. :D
it will not grow
U fertilize it
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Yes, because if there is no control group, the results of the experiment are meaningless. If i had two plants, one I used miracle-grow on and the other I never watered, I wouldn't know if either of my variations (not watering and using miracle-grow) were meaningful without having another plant which lived a normal life (with adequate water) to compare it to.
it might start turning gray
An example of an investigatory objective is developing a hypothesis and testing the results. A specific example is do aspirin keep plants alive longer, and then testing with watering the plants with aspirin and watering without aspirin.
water. Maybe your not watering the plant well. The seedlings grew because of the energy stored as stach in the seed. When this energy was used up the seedlings died as they were unable to make any more energy without the green pigment (or sometimes red pigment) chlorophyl which traps sunlight energy. Even if the plants are well watered and have plenty of carbon dioxide they cannot make energy without chlorophyl.