Soil doesn't need plants or the other way around but it is recommended for plants as it contains more nutrition than sand and is cheaper. It is mainly needed to because the plant wouldn't be able to root itself to the spot.
Plants do not need soil. Plants in nature grow in the environment so grow in soil. When cultivated commercially they can be grown in other mediums including moisture only.
plants need soil because it has the nutrients!
Soil doesn't need plants or the other way around but it is recommended for plants as it contains more nutrition than sand and is cheaper. It is mainly needed to because the plant wouldn't be able to root itself to the spot.
yes because a plant need soil but not a that much soil
The plant need a fertile soil and a well watered soil.
When planting any plant you need to compress the soil around the plant. Not too much just enough so the plant cannot be pulled out (or blown out)of the soil easily.
it may depend on what plant it is. But usually yes they do need soil.
Macronutrients
NO a plant need a lot of things
Different species of plant need different soil types to grow and thrive.
you must have water, wet soil, and of course you need a flower to plant.
The type of soil a plant needs, depends on the plant i.e. some plants may need lots of water while other plants don't. The better the soil matches the plant, the better the plant grows. If the soil's not good enough for the plant, the plant may die or grow smaller and slower. When purchasing a plant make sure to read the tag or an other accompanying information to see what environment it grows best in. Some plants need a loamy, neutral Ph soil while others need a well draining sandy soil.
For the engyer and nuture and stuff, the water and food for the plant is stuck up throught the soil.
roots get a type of nutrient from the soil which travels up the plant and the sun turns it into a food for the plant
yes the bean plant does need water and soil im doing an experamint on wich plant grows better water or soil