I do not think so. And why would you put juice in a plant. I think they would die for that. Or mybe I do not know really I never tried it.
the juice will make the plant slow down the prosses and it will make the plants tast like citrus juice
the juice will make the plants grow faster because the juice has more products
Juice has Vitim c and that's what some plants need.
Lemon Juice Is Like Acid Rain So Deffinetly Not Lemon..Lime Juice On The Other Hand Lime Juice Had a Certain Compound That Helps Plants But Only If Putting It IN The Soil
Juice such as orange juice can help or harm the growth of plants. If used in moderation, some plants like the acid. If the juice is used too often and too much, it could stunt the growth of plants.
Typically not. The juice that kills plants the fastest would be lemon juice.
Cuz plants no likey it
A strong sweet juice will not be good for the plant's health. A weak watery juice may not cause damage and may be beneficial. Vegetable juice, presumably including the fiber, should be good for plants, as the fibers will break down into nutrients.
No it is not. Plants could die if you give them sugar.
no
No, juice, vinegar, or milk cannot be used as a sole source of nutrition for plants. Plants require key nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium which are not present in sufficient quantities in these substances. They need a balanced fertilizer or nutrient-rich soil to grow and thrive successfully.
yes, watering normal day plants