Their are pros and cons concerning the use of milk rather than water. Studies using milk have shown beneficial results is because to the nutrients within the milk. However, some studies have shown the sugar water and milk can also be detrimental to the environment as well as the plants, because of the buildup of bacteria. Personally, I would rather stick to water and Miracle Grow. have made . And there are protein in the milk for the plant. Milk can also grow moldy in which would kill a plant from toxins.
no...milk is made of inorganic particles
Yes
Yes it is
Milk doesn't help plants grow.
Milk is good for soil but can be bad for plants.
i think water because it has minerals milk not because it has vitamins
Lemons or cows, which are healthier for plants
Some chemicals make plants grow. They are called fertilizers. Some chemicals plants make plants die. When intentionally applied, they are the type of pesticide called herbicides. Some chemicals do not affect plants.
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it doesnt and it stinks too
water
I did a science project on whether plants grow with another liquid and soy milk made the plant grow bigger than the other plants.
If you water plants with milk you will kill them. The milk will go bad and the bacteria that grow on the milk to make it go bad will form acids that will cause the plant to die.
water
because milk doesnt have the right nutrients that plants need
Milk doesn't help plants grow.
Water because Milk would make the plant mold.and water would make it grow faster because Milk doesnt have sugar in it so therfor water would make it grow faster because it has the nutrients...that milk doesnt.
I did a science project on whether plants grow with another liquid and soy milk made the plant grow bigger than the other plants.
Plants can be grown without soil (scientists have developed a gel-like substance that can sustain plants), but not in milk. Plants need both the nutrients of water and decomposing organic matter as well as a supportive structure for the roots, which milk cannot provide. You can grow bacteria in milk, but that's about it.