At present (and I stress "present"), plants cannot grow without water being added to its environment in one form or another (water, water vapour etc.).
This includes plans grown in terrariums where the water is recycled.
However, take a look at the link below and see some of the research that is currently being performed in this aspect.
Yes. Hydroponics is growing without soil, just water, light and nutrients!
In fact, a lot of the plants you see for sale at garden centers are grown this way. It is cheaper and more reliable than the traditional ways. Hydroponics seems to be the future. If you are interested, there are many sites available, just search for home hydroponics.
Generally, no, however some plants (such as Pothos) can be regenerated by taking a leaf cutting and keeping it in vase of water until new roots begin to form on the stem, then replanting it.
Ya! It is right but there are some water plants that can resist without roots.
Many plants growing in water do not possess roots because there is a little requirement for absorption of water as they are surrounded with water. For example, wolffia. They bear the smallest flowers amongst all. There are some plants in which roots develop only for fixation in the soil. For example, Hydrilla.
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yes but they just float around however their environment must be light, moist and have nutrients added to the mist in order to survive
yes but they just float around however their environment must be light, moist and have nutrients added to the mist in order to survive
yes but they just float around however their environment must be light, moist and have nutrients added to the mist in order to survive
yes but they just float around however their environment must be light, moist and have nutrients added to the mist in order to survive
yes but they just float around however their environment must be light, moist and have nutrients added to the mist in order to survive
If there just floating around in the air without any soil then as long as they get watered and get the propper nutrients and sunlight yes they will live there is a method of growing plants like this it is called aeroponics
There are ways to plant a plant without roots. There are products on the market that will help this process and have a cutting grow its own roots. Check out the related link for some additional information on how to grow a plant from a cutting.
probably not. all depends on the what kind of plant it is
yeah you can, my teacher growed a flower in cotton.
i think tomato plant and ginger plant..........just to be sure research it....
some water plants do not need a root since there is little requirement of absorption of water as they are surrounded by water e.g hydrilla
yes
How to plant kinchay
algae
Orobanchae is a total root parasite plant without chlorophyll and it is fleshy in nature.
how can the roots cell of a plant survive without having chloroplast
Sweet potatoes are a vegetable that is produced in the root of a plant.
How to plant kinchay
algae
A root plant, also known as a vescular plant, that is usually found below the surface of the ground. These plants are typically without nodes or leaves.
Orobanchae is a total root parasite plant without chlorophyll and it is fleshy in nature.
how can the roots cell of a plant survive without having chloroplast
Because the root provides stability to the plant, and keeps it firmly in one area. The root also is the part of the plant by which water and nutrients are absorbed from soil - without these, the plant would die.
Sweet potatoes are a vegetable that is produced in the root of a plant.
Yes
Not really it can live without taking root but it won't be stable and will blow away if it doesn't take root
tap root because tulsi is an adicot plant.
The root of the plant generally provides water and nutrients to the plant during plant's reproduction.
the root does the root does