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Do seeds grow better in clay or sand?

Sand ofcourse


Is there a simple experiment to find out if seeds grow better in clay or sand?

Yes. Try them in both.


Do seeds grow better in sand or soil?

Well, friend, seeds can grow in both sand and soil, but soil is generally more nutritious and provides better support for growth. Sand is good for seeds that need well-drained conditions. Remember, each seed is unique, so it's important to consider the specific needs of the plant you're growing. Just believe in the magic of nature, and your seeds will find a way to grow beautifully no matter where they're planted.


Is it better to plant radish seeds in clay or sand?

it is better in sand


Do asters grow well in sand?

Very little will grow in sand as there is no nutrients present. If you mean sandy soil then yes it is ideal for all annuals as they flower better with very little feeding.


What is better to plant radish seeds in sand or soil?

It grows better with soil. Soil has more Nutrients. I've done some test on it Sand doesn't really grow at all with just play sand from what I've tested.


Can Lentil seeds grow in sand?

No, I don't think so.


Do plants grow better in sand or sawdust?

Sand.


Do plant grow better in clay or sand?

plants that like water grow better in clay and plant that don't like water grow better in sand. like cactus


Why do bean plants grow better in sand?

They don't grow better in sand they need more attention than in soil. They don't grow better they will survive but need more attention than in soil.


Does sand kill grass?

No, but it does become more difficult to grow plants in sand then in soil if you plant a flower lets say in sand you have to water it daily.


Would zucchini seeds grow better in plain soil or soil and sand combined?

That depends on what the soil is like. If it is clay soil with little sand in it, then they would benefit from it. The aim is for a loamy type of soil, which is in between the two extremes.