No. The soil on Mars lacks the organic nutrients necessary to grow plants.
Pluto , mars, n Saturn
Some day we might not be able to live on Earth. So we are preparing a "Plan B" to live on Mars. There have been plans for living on the Moon, Venus and the Space Station. The soil structure of Mars appears to be similar to that of Earth, so with a water source, it would be possible to grow food on that planet. Since it is relatively close to the Earth, it would be feasible for it to be a crop growing planet to feet the Earth. Stranger things have happened.
You could proably just bring it from earth, but you cant grow a plant in it, because they're is no atmophere on mars (Oxegen)
No. Mars is too cold and lacks water. No plant from earth could grow there. Mars also has about 1% of the atmospheric pressure as Earth, and the decreased levels of sunlight per square meter would make outdoor growth unpractical. However, given a fully contained environment, such as a solarium with artificial light, air, water, and heat, it has recently been found that plants actually grow better Mars soil than in Earth soil. See "Mars One" or Wieger Wamelink for more details.
sun light and lots of water
Earth sucks and will eventually fill up with trash and stuff. Plus, eventually we will run out of room on Earth. We will also be able to grow crops on Mars to feed us.
It is unlikely that wheat can grow on Mars in its current state due to the harsh environmental conditions such as extreme cold, low atmospheric pressure, and high levels of radiation. However, future efforts in agricultural technology and terraforming may make it possible to grow crops like wheat on Mars in the future.
No, The conditions on Mars does not allow anything to grow.
no you can not
Yes, the iron oxide in the rock actually gives the planet a reddish color. Mars is actually rusting.
Not yet...
no