How do different soil types affect plant growth?

Answer 1

Fertilizers differ in their amounts of the nutrients nitrogen, phosphorus, magnesium and potassium. Get different fertilizers from a garden shop or nursery and apply them to groups of the same plant. Do the different fertilizers change how the plants grow? You could measure height, width, number/size of leaves, how fast the plants grow, or/and number of flowers

Answer 2

Yes.

Depending on the formulation and type of product.

In general plant foods/ fertilizers are categorized into "chemical" and "organic".

organic fertilisers are derived from plant or animal matter. in general they are slower acting than chemical fertilisers, but have a longer residual period. They are also weaker in nutrient concentrations, therefore less likely to burn plants if you use too much.

chemical fertilisers are normally produced in factories, and have specific, regulated formulations. this ensures that the product is always uniform. they are more concentrated so less is used - which is a huge advantage in agriculture whee high volumes of fertilisers are required.

formulations of fertiliser vary, but particular products can be bought to enhance general growth, fruiting, flowering and root formation.

Answer 3

Yes plant foods contain (depending on the specification) a combination of artifical or natural fertilisers as well as in some cases growth hormones.

These suppliment or increase the levels of available nutrients in the soil that the plant is able to draw from.

In most cases these have a visible and beneficial effect on plant growth, by increasing or stimulating it.

Answer 4

different plant foods effect plant growth by........

1. they include diff. amounts of diff. nutrition.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Yes