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How much does music help spider plants grow?
Music has been shown to help spider plants grow quite a bit. They are known as social plants, so conversations and music have been shown to help them grow.
How do roots help plants meet their needs?
they help plants to grow healthy and strong.
How does soil help plants grow?
plants need something to thrive in so they can collect water, energy , and nutrition so they can grow big and strong.
What do plants need to help then grow?
plants need water, sunlight and fertile soil to grow.
Does limestone help plants grow?
No but lime does
How do the microorganisms help in sewage treatment plants?
Sewage treatment plants use microorganisms to destroy the biological material in sewage.
How do the microorganisms help in sewage treatment?
Sewage treatment plants use microorganisms to destroy the biological material in sewage.
Why did people settle along the indus river?
To help dispose of sewage
Photosynthesis in plants requires chloroplasts and might energy. Explain why these the substances are needed?
They are needed to grow big and they need those things to help them grow
Does alo vera help plants grow?
yes because of the water in the aloe it can help plants grow
Do chemicals in the soil help the soil grow?
No, but they help the plants grow.
Can lemonade help plants grow true or false?
will plants grow in lemonade
How much does music help spider plants grow?
Music has been shown to help spider plants grow quite a bit. They are known as social plants, so conversations and music have been shown to help them grow.
Does seltzer help plants grow?
no
How does vegetable scraps help plants grow?
These scraps are transformed into compost. Compost can add nutrients to help other plants grow.
Does water mixed with salt really help plants grow?
i think it does not help plants grow because i really don't know
How do roots help plants meet their needs?
they help plants to grow healthy and strong.
