Depth of soil for roof gardening requirements varies with the type of plants you want to grow. Grass needs at least 10cms of soil, but preferably 15cm. Sedums can manage with less. Basically, whatever depth of soil plants require on the ground is the same in a roof top environment.
Other points to consider are the weight and stress that soil and plants places on your roof. Check that your roof is structurally sufficiently strong to carry the additional loading of soil, plants and water held within the soil.
In a roof top environment plants will be exposed to higher sunshine, higher winds and hence higher evapo-transpiration rates. So hardy wind tolerant, drought tolerant plants will perform best.
Top soil differs from region to region and can be and inch thick of a mile thick depends on the region and its history.
It depends,are you talking about the fertilizer?If so,the top soil would be at least half an inch thick.You can put more,but I don't suggest more than 3 inches,thuogh.
This depends on the rooting depth of the crop you wish to grow.
depends on what you want to grow
Because they do not get the sunlight that they need.
No, plants do not need sodium to grow. They need protein to grow.
Yes, plants do need Atmosphere to grow healthy
Plants need soil,air,water and sunlight to grow into healthy plants.
Plants need sunlight, water, and soil to grow.
Yes, plants need sunlight to undergo photosynthesis and grow.
plants need water, sunlight and fertile soil to grow.
Some plants need sunlight because it could grow fruits and also need it to grow
Plants need light to grow at all. Except fungi.
Plants that grow in LEAVES are KATAKA-TAKA plants
all plants
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