Yes
no because baking soda is for cooking ONLY
it slows down metabolism. its kinda like keeping bodies in a fridge
A botanist. Also, landscapers, genetic engineers, gardeners, and archaeologists work with plants, both dead and alive.
Flowers are living things. They don't have feelings or emotions but they grow and need food and water to stay alive the same as people do.I don't mean you should cry if you steep on one but you shouldn't purposely destroy them ether.
Sources of food, interactions, and shelter are reasons why bugs help to keep plants alive. The world's flora can offer bugs food in order to sustain life and places in order to hide from natural enemies, mate during breeding seasons, and rest throughout the less desirable times of the day or night.
To stay alive, flowers need sun, water, soil, and nutrients.and oxgan
Pollen to keep them alive
No, because flowers are alive and they dont move by themselves
He does not. He is dead. When alive he painted all kinds of subjects, flowers too.
fire is considered alive because it needs oxygen to burn. flowers are alive because it needs heat for energy to create more cells, CO2 because they need it to produce necessary sugars. and it grows... of course
sugar
HELL YES HE IS.
i don't think so
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If they are still alive wouldn't be better to give them the flowers? Flowers are placed at grave sites as a token of remembrance of one who has passed on. It serves no useful purpose to do so before hand and the gesture might be taken as a threat or an insult.
if u cut the steam slanted it keeps it alive longer
no use the little packets of food they give you with your flowers dont throw it away. it works and its expensive