Yes and no. Because if you do not have enough soil, the roots won't be able to spread out. So you will need the right amount of soil.
Also, nutrients and water are stored for the plant's use in the soil, and so too little soil can result in inadequate amounts of both for the plant.
yes some plants require acidic soil, and some plant require alkaline soil. other plants can thrive in different soils. for instance, here in Florida to grow roses, we have a more alkaline soil and we have to ammend it with peat moss to make it more acidic.
Yes because the soil would be too sandy or wet. Plants need the right amount of soil depending on the type of plant. Too much soil can also cause the plant to "puke" or in other word "not feel good". This means plants will not get as much sunlight as needed because you have to almost double the amount of water so your left with a lot of water and soil and little sunlight. The plant will almost have to "gobble" up the soil and water and will not focus on the sunlight. This causes the plants sudden death. I have done this experiment before so you better believe my your plants will die and so might you!
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The roots of the plant are more crowded and thus can't grow like it should with regular soil.
which is the best soil for plant growth.
Soil with rocks or gravel or sand are usually not suitable for plant growth.
The soil is mostly thick and rich for good plant growth.
by the amount of it in the plant and how much sunlight it gets
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it affected the growth because the water in the soil would somehow get in the plant and now they cant do anything about it the plant cant last long with so much soil in it
Soil compaction affects plant growth because if the soil is more compact it is harder for air, sunlight, and water to get to the roots of the plant.
Decomposable materials can enhance soil health by providing nutrients to nearby plants as they break down. However, large amounts of decomposing material may temporarily deplete oxygen in the soil, which can hinder plant growth. It is important to balance the amount of decomposable material added to soil to avoid negatively impacting nearby plant growth.
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Soil temperature affects plant growth by influencing the rate of biological and chemical processes in the soil, such as nutrient availability and microbial activity. Different plant species have specific temperature requirements for optimal growth, with most plants preferring soil temperatures between 60-70°F. Extreme temperatures can stress plants, affecting their growth and development.
Yes, if the soil has too large of a salt concentration, then the plant will not be able to absorb water or nutrients from the soil.
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