It does harm plant to water in the sun. During sunlight the stomata are wide open for gaseous exchange and this increases the rate of transpiration by the plant. Now if you water this plant, the air present in the soil will be replaced by water and roots will find it difficult to get enough oxygen for their respiration. Lesser respiration by the roots will absorb lesser water from the soil and wilting will take place.
Additionally, water droplets on the leaves can act as mini-magnifying glasses concentrating the rays of the sun and causing blemishes on the leaves (some plants are more prone to this than others).
the one in the sun with no faster grows faster because the plant NEEDS sun to grow
water it, plant it, give it sun
It depends.on if the plant has enough water, sun, nutrients, shelter, etc.
water is best for plants. Soda has chemicals that will harm or kill the plant
The sun is what gives plants life. That and water.
Only if the water lies on the leaves then this magnifies the sun's rays and will scorch the leaf. The water will have more effect in early morning or after sundown as the plant can take it in better.
the one in the sun with no faster grows faster because the plant NEEDS sun to grow
water it, plant it, give it sun
Too much sun can burn leaves and harm the plant's cells. The sun provides energy for the plant along with vitamins. With not enough sun the plant can't get nutrition. Too much water drowns the plant. Not enough water will keep plants from getting nutrition and hydration. Without necessities for life plants cannot make chlorophyl, which causes the green color, making them turn brown and shrivel up.
sun and water
sun and water
the sun help the plant and so do the water
Life
they grow by sun and water
It needs food, water, soil, nutrients, and light.
plant need water, CO2, sunlight for photosynthesis
Watering a plant with sugar water will usually harm it because it makes soil water less available to the plant. In technical terms, it lowers the water potential of the soil water by lowering the osmotic potential.