Because Citric acid contains chemicals that help plants grow! It increases growth by about 1cm per week(inflowers).
nope
Citric acid does not affect plant growth in plants unless it is applied in large quantities. Citric acid will, however, burn through seeds and halt the germination process.
it turns into a tomato
Lemon water contains citric acid. Citric acid acts as a direct substrate for the synthesis of glucose. It thus helps the plant grow faster with better metabolic activity. CAUTION : Excess supply of citric acid may cause harm!
the plants will eject.
hmmm...i would think the word "Acid" would give it away
It may or may not help your plant. It can provide things such as citric acid that will help your plant. But it does might not provide as much nutrients that water provides.
hmmm...i would think the word "Acid" would give it away
makes it purple
by selling it and checking it inside
it has citric acid, any acid will destroy teeth.
yes the acid will dehydrate other types of fruits