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Dawn is the best time of day to water outdoors. It is cool enough that the water has time to be absorbed by the soil before evaporating. And soon afterward, the heat of the daytime sun will evaporate any excess water to prevent moulds and other moisture-related problems from forming.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoEvening. Early morning is your second-best option.
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Where do short day plants live?
In general, short-day (i.e. long-night) plants flower as days grow shorter (and nights ... Day-neutral plants, such as cucumbers, roses and tomatoes, do not initiate ...
Do you shrink at day and grow at night?
no you grow more at night but you still grow in the day
Do you grow at night and shrink during the day?
no you grow more at night but you still grow in the day
Do plants time the night or the day?
night
How well would plants grow in pure yellow light?
Not well. The spectrum of light as well as the duration of day/night cycles trigger development and reproduction in plants.
Why might the desert seem bare one day and green the next?
Plants need all the features to grow. In deserts, all the ungrown plants get sunlight etc. and all they need then is water. When it rains, the plants get water and they grow in just a night.
Do you grow in the day or night?
both! but more in the night!
Do plants take in carbon dioxide at day and take in oxygen at night?
do plants switch how they use oxygen day and night?
Why is it better to drive during day verses the night?
Visibility is better at day than night.
Do plants respire all day and all night or only at night?
They respire through out the day.
Can you think of a reason why you should not have plants in a persons sick room overnight?
Despite fables, plants will not harm an ill patient at night if they do not harm them during the day. No reason. Persons with an allergy, or a need for dry air, etc, may be better with NO plants, but that is day or night. Plants do not "absorb" illness from people. They cannot get pneumonia, and you cannot get Dutch Elm Disease.
Can you think of a reason why you should not have many plants overnight in a person's sick room?
Despite fables, plants will not harm an ill patient at night if they do not harm them during the day. No reason. Persons with an allergy, or a need for dry air, etc, may be better with NO plants, but that is day or night. Plants do not "absorb" illness from people. They cannot get pneumonia, and you cannot get Dutch Elm Disease.
