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What is a flower's food source?
Sun, air, and soil help a flower to grow.
How do lateral roots help a flower?
Lateral roots are shoots off the primary root of a plant that grow out horizontally. The help to securely anchor the flower into the soil as well as take in water.
What is a native flower?
A native flower is a plant that survives in a particular geography, given its familiar seasons, rainfall, soil conditions and pests, without the help of humankind.
Where does a flower get food from?
Soil
What are the roots for on a flower?
The roots of a flower serve to anchor the plant in the soil, provide stability, and absorb water and nutrients from the soil to support the plant's growth and development. They also help in storing reserve food and support beneficial soil microorganisms.
Do flower seeds grow better in soil or sand?
soil
What flower rhymes with soil?
The flower that rhymes with soil is the "hoyle," which is a type of plant known for its bright red flowers.
You have an orchid flower and you just noticed these microscopic white bugs living in its soil so what are they and are they harmful to you or the plant?
sounds like spider mites.... watering the soil will help rid them
What do you need for a flower?
water and soil
How do flowers grow?
Once you plant a flower and water it using chemical energy, the solar energy will help the plant to grow and just by soil, water and sun the flower will start to show it petals.
What does a flowers root do?
A flower's roots anchor the plant in the soil, absorb water and nutrients from the soil, and store energy for growth and reproduction. They also provide support for the stem and help to stabilize the plant.
How do you keep a flower healthy without soil?
You can't!Plants NEED soil!
