Does Coca Cola make a plant grow faster?

Answer 1

yes, Diet Coke was the product we used increased growth of our violets significantly more than water. The reason is uncertain. Perhaps it is the CO2 or carbonation of the diet coke. Although I hesitate to believe that 100% because CO2 is a gas and if poured into soil the CO2 would probably just escape into the atmosphere, just as it does in a glass. It seems though when you drink a coke that there is still CO2 remaining because the diet coke doesn't become flat the moment you pour it. The ingredients in coke are carbonated water and acids, food coloring, caffeine, and potassium, along with others. I would say that that the potassium and phosphoric acids contribute to growth as well. Plants like mineral rich soils and fertilizers contain phosphates which is similar to phosphoric acid. I choose diet coke because it has no sugar to mold in the soil.

Answer 2

Soda may produce a hypertonic environment, which would cause plant cells to lose water and wilt. certain types of soda, such as Coca Cola and Sprite, in fact, have a negative effect on plants! We all know that plants need water and carbon dioxide to live, but soft drinks cause infection to plants by weakening their immune systems, as well as kill the roots. My results were that the Coca-Cola plants died quicker, grew smaller, and did not grow more leaves. Plants use water and light to create sugar, which they use to nourish themselves. It is common knowledge that sodas, like Coke and Pepsi, are liquids that are full of sugar, but the effect they have on plants is actually far more harmful than helpful. Standard Coke or Pepsi will have adverse effects on plant growth and will eventually kill the plant. Though these drinks are packed with sugar, the plant does not need any more sugar; it makes all of the sugar it needs through photosynthesis. The extra sugar from the sodas will just get packed down in the soil, where it will inhibit the plant's ability to absorb water through its roots.

Answer 3

There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that Coca Cola or any other soft drink can make a plant grow faster. In fact, the sugar and chemicals in these drinks could harm the plant by disrupting its natural growth processes. It is best to use water and appropriate plant nutrients for healthy growth.

Answer 4

water will, the molecules of water are necessary for a plant to do photosynthesis.

Answer 5

Not compared to plain water. Cola and other sodas have too much solute, and dissolved carbon dioxide. The sugars in the drink can cause harmful bacteria and fungi to grow in the soil.