In fact, some plants can thrive in highly acidic soil.
Because most plants need a neutral pH soil(6). It's the process of evolution. Like how humans can breathe on land but not in water.
Because for a long time most of the soil is neutral pH.
Any acid lovers like heathers and rhododendrons thrive in slightly acid soils.
alkalinity is a any pH above 7. plants grow ideally in a slightly acidic pH, usually around 6.5. so the soil you have isn't acidic enough for your plants to thrive in.
It depends on the plant, assuming we are not talking about an extreme of alkalinity. Neutral is pH 7 Above that is alkaline, below it is acidic. Potatoes planted in alkaline soil will suffer - potatoes like, and thrive in, slightly acidic soil. Cabbage and broccoli love slightly alkaline soil. So it depends on what "plant" you are talking about.
Ipil-ipil (Leucaena leucocephala) is a highly adaptable plant species that can thrive in various environmental conditions. It has a high tolerance for drought, poor soil fertility, and acidic soil. Its ability to fix nitrogen allows it to grow in nitrogen-deficient soils.
I think that orange juice will be better because even though it is highly acidic, milk causes the plant to grow bacteria which will kill the plant quickly.
Angiosperms
An acidophile is an organism which thrives under acidic conditions, or a plant which will thrive in relatively acid soil.
Plants tend to grow better in slightly acidic solutions because it helps with the absorption of nutrients like iron and potassium. In acidic conditions, these nutrients are more soluble and readily available for uptake by the plant roots. Additionally, acidic environments can reduce the presence of harmful pathogens that thrive in neutral pH conditions.
A mint plant needs about 1 inch of water per week to thrive.
A rhododendron is a type of flowering shrub that is known for its large clusters of colorful blooms. They are popular in gardens and landscapes due to their beauty and ability to thrive in various climates. Rhododendrons are part of the Ericaceae family and have over a thousand different species.
Yes, a dracaena plant requires sunlight to thrive as it is a light-loving plant that needs adequate sunlight for photosynthesis and growth.
Yes, a mint plant can thrive indoors as long as it receives sufficient sunlight, water, and proper care.