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It all depends on the density and amount of soil, and the amount of water.
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What is Difference between moist soil and wet soil?
Moist soil has a water content less than full saturation. Wet soil is at saturation or above. You can determine this by picking up a handful of soil and squeezing it together. If you can squeeze out water, the soil is wet. If you can't get any water out, but the "ball" holds its shape, then it's just moist.
What are three ways soil can be sustained?
There are many ways in which soil can be sustained. You can use it for gardening, keep it moist, or plant patches of grass.
When it rains a soil holds water well and becomes moist and sticky what does this contain?
sand
How can flowing water affect the fertility of soil?
it makes it more moist
Why do you keep the soil warm but the leaves cool?
The soil has to be warm/moist to help the plant grow but the leaves are cool because if they were warm they would dry out.
What is the right amount of water for bush beans?
Enough to keep the soil moist, for healthy plant growth.
How often do you water a coco palm?
The frequency of watering a coco palm depends on the environment it is in. Keep the soil moist to the touch, but do not saturate the soil.
How do you prepare a Venus Flytrap?
You feed it a couple of bugs per month and water it a little to keep its soil moist.
Soil problems and how to prevent it?
Fertilize your soil often and keep ground moist.
Is there enough water for sunflowers?
yes there is if there wasn't there would not be any more around.
What is Difference between moist soil and wet soil?
Moist soil has a water content less than full saturation. Wet soil is at saturation or above. You can determine this by picking up a handful of soil and squeezing it together. If you can squeeze out water, the soil is wet. If you can't get any water out, but the "ball" holds its shape, then it's just moist.
What happened to a soil when you leached with water?
it becomes moist
Does potatoes grow in water or over water?
Potatoes are a root and grow best in moist soil.
What are three ways soil can be sustained?
There are many ways in which soil can be sustained. You can use it for gardening, keep it moist, or plant patches of grass.
Why should the end part of a stem be cut diagonally before planting?
to keep the soil moist
What is the meaning for hydropism?
hydropism is when roots of a plant grow only towards the moist soil or any water under the soil...otherwise.. grows to where the water is.
What are the soil types in the fresh water biome?
it is very moist because it's very close to water
