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How does the position in witch a seed is planted affect the way its seedling sprout?
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How long does it take for a ginkgo seed to sprout?
I planted ginko seeds and it took about two months.
What is it called after a seed begins to grow?
Germination is the time when a plant begins to grow. At that point, the plant is sometimes called a seedling.
How long after planting gladiolus bulbs do the plants sprout North Carolina I planted 50 bulbs a week ago and so far no action on the surface of the soil?
Depends on the temperature and how deep they were planted and if they got enough moisture. The ones I planted took 14-21 days to pop up above the ground. I planted them 3-4 inches deep. DO NOT weed the area during this time because the baby glads look like stray grass weeds. Be sure to plant them with the proper side up. What looks like root can be a sprout and some people plant them upside down. You can try placing the bulbs in a tray of shallow water and let them sprout new green growth and then plant them in the ground, green growth upwards.
How long does it take for a carrot to sprout?
Depending on the size and structure of the seed it may take 3 to 21 days for sprouting for example mung bean seeds sprout with in 3 days whereas date palm seeds take 21 days to sprout. ==== Several things can also determine how fast seeds can sprout. Quality of the medium (starting soil), how deep the seeds were planted (too deep and they may not have enough energy to reach the surface and too shallow may not give them a strong enough root system), warmth, moisture, light and if the seeds were planted inside or outside can all have an effect on determining how fast a seed will sprout. I used to grow Atlantic Giant Pumpkins and I could make them sprout in less than 7 days with the right technique.
Where do plant seeds get their food?
From the seed whence it came from. The endosperm is what contains the most nutrients for a seedling to grow from, so that it can sprout up its first leaves called the cotyledons, and sprout roots down into the soil. Once the plant is big enough to grow on its own and has used up all the energy from the seed it came from, the seed itself (or what's left of it) decomposes back into the earth.
Does it matter what position the bean is planted?
No, so long as it is planted 1/2" deep. If the bean has begun to sprout make sure the sprout is facing up.
What is the term for a young plant?
it is called a seedling inless it has 2 leaves then it is not a plant its a sprout
How long does it take for a Venus Flytrap to sprout from a seedling?
It should take them 3 to 6 weeks.
What is the synonym for sapling?
A sapling is a noun for a young tree there is no opposite of 'sapling'.
Why glyoxisomes are present abundantly in seedling stage?
Glyoxysomes, a specialized peroxisome, are found abundantly in the seedling stage because they store fat. Fatty acids are essential for proper plant growth and provide a steady supply of fats for plants when growth rate is highest (seedling-sprout stage)
How long does it take for a ginkgo seed to sprout?
I planted ginko seeds and it took about two months.
What is it called after a seed begins to grow?
Germination is the time when a plant begins to grow. At that point, the plant is sometimes called a seedling.
If to much heat it directed towards a planted marijuana seed will it sprout?
light it all on fire its BAD for you
Why are male ginkgoe trees planted near houses?
they can withstand the weather so they sprout in the Deciduous Forest
What do you call a small plant that is just starting to grow?
You could call a small plant just starting to grow a seedling, a bud, a shoot, or a sprout.
What is the violet's life cycle?
the life cycle of a violet is the seed, a seedling, then it starts to sprout petals and leaves, next it loses petals turns brown and dies
Is a peach pit living or nonliving?
Technically, a peach pit is not a living entity. However, if it is placed into rich soil and tended to carefully, it will sprout a living peach tree seedling.
