Just like humans, it will weaken if not kill plants.
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No, a bean will not sprout if watered with rubbing alcohol. Rubbing alcohol is toxic to plants and can prevent germination and growth by damaging the plant cells. It is important to use water or plant-friendly solutions to promote healthy growth in plants.
Yes, it can kill a plant within weeks. Do no try to water a plant with rubbing alcohol unless you expect to kill it.
"Flora-" is a prefix that relates to plants and foliage.
rubbing alcohol will not allow the plant to grow very well but, regular water will let the plant grow. So the plant with regular water will grow taller and faster then the plant with rubbing alcohol. After about 5 weeks then the plant will start to die.
Foliage refers to the collective leaves of plants, typically green in color and varying in shape and size. It serves as the primary site for photosynthesis in plants, enabling them to produce energy from sunlight. Foliage can be dense or sparse, and its characteristics are influenced by factors such as plant species, climate, and habitat.
I have sprayed my house plants and poured 50% alcohol and 50% H20 and they were fine. I expect it will be fine to do the same in the soil. Bee
Foliage is like plants, trees, etc.
Yes, I can help you identify different types of foliage plants.
Foliage leaves are the broad, flat leaves of plants that are typically green in color and used for photosynthesis. They are important for capturing sunlight and converting it into energy for the plant. Foliage leaves are usually the main type of leaves on most plants and trees.
Thomas M. Blessington has written: 'Foliage plants' -- subject(s): Foliage plants, Handling, Postharvest technology
You can use tall plants with dense foliage to hide daffodil foliage effectively. Place these plants strategically around the daffodils to create a natural screen. This will help conceal the fading daffodil leaves while adding beauty to your garden.