Yes, hot water or boiling water will kill or damage plant tissue and could result in death, even if this is applied to the soil.
Once the boiled (or heated) water has cooled it can be used to water the plants with no side effects
use soap on water it kinda stunts its growth spurt but it cant harm it. it will make your plants produce more and stuff like that..
Laundry water is termed grey water. It can be harmful to plants because of the various chemicals and detergents that it contains. Dyes and coatings from fabrics can also harm plants. Grey water needs to be purified before being used to water plants.
Saltwater can help or harm the stem of a plant. It can help because plants need sodium as a nutrient for healthy growth. However, it can harm or kill them if they get too much salt.
No
water is best for plants. Soda has chemicals that will harm or kill the plant
Yes. Dirty water can kill any plants that feed on it and can prevent plants from growing.
Humans,animals,and plants
Algae use much of the oxygen in water.
It can sometimes harm the environment. These additives are put into the landfills and can seep into water and harm the plants and wildlife.
The best water for most plants is natural water...either from rain or melted snow. Tap water is also fine for most plants. However, be aware that treated water may harm certain plants. For instance, some plants are sensitive to the flouride in city treated water (added to help give us strong teeth). The spathpyllium (Peace Lily) and Spider Plants are both sensitive to flouride, which can accumulate in the tips of these plants' delicate leaves, turning the tips black. Do not use distilled bottled water. This has had all minerals removed. The minerals in water are actually good for plants.
Impurity is not exactly good for plants. Some of the impurities that are found in water will have chemicals and minerals which may harm the plants like copper.
the viroids harm the plants that are ifected with them by giving the plants some harmful thing