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Green grass requires fertilizer especially nitrogenous fertilizers. It also requires water. During a storm, lightning bolts produce enough electricity to convert nitrogen to more soluble forms in the atomosphere. So a natural fertilizer is produced along with water which is ideal for green grass.
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What is the good effect of the rain?
it waters your plants, helps them grow.Makes the grass greener. it waters your plants, helps them grow.Makes the grass greener.
What is the function for Faye runs a landscaping business She knows that the more it rains the greener the grass will be?
The full question is: What is the function for Faye runs a landscaping business She knows that the more it rains the greener the grass will be A the color of the grass is a function of the amount of rain B the amount of rain is a function of the amount of rain C the height of the grass is a function of the color of the grass? Answer: The color of the grass is a function of the amount of rain.
Why do plants look greener after rain?
Plants look greener after rain because rain is washing all the dust on the leaves
Is it good to watering the garden in the rain?
No.
Do thunderstorms make grass grow?
They can. Thunderstorms produce rain. Rainfall can cause grass to grow.
What does watering from above mean?
rain or an overhead sprinkler
What water is good for watering plants?
rain water
Rain water harvesting in field crops?
Yes, if it rains you DO NOT need to water crops. If you water your crops in rain all it does is make you weaker. You can see your crop's soil color darken like if you watered it yourself. No, Watering crops in rain does not make your crops grow Faster/Better
Will grass fertilizer harm chickens if they eat it?
It could harm them. So it is always best to wait until after the first good rain or watering has washed the fertilizer into the soil before allowing the birds to free range on the lawn.
What does acid rain do to grass?
Acid rain can slow the growth of grass and kill the grass. Acid rain also decays buildings and other structures, such as the old buildings in Greece are falling apart because of the acid rain.
Is grass a producer a consumer or a decomposer?
Grass is a producer because it can make its own food. But it also needs rain water to grow strong and healthy.
How many times a week do you water the grass?
In general, it's best to water your grass deeply and infrequently rather than a little bit at a time. If you water too frequently, the grass won't develop a deep root system and will die out if there is an extended drought or watering restriction imposed. By watering once a week or less, you are training your grass to develop much deeper roots that allow it to do better in periods without water. Do not water in the heat of the day, because a large part of the water just evaporates without helping your grass at all. It is a big waste of water. Many areas of the country even ban watering in the afternoon hours for this very reason. Water in the early morning, or in the evening, when it is cooler and there is less direct sun. The Better Lawn and Turf Institute also offers good information on lawn watering. Bob Vila offers this advice on lawn watering. The Turfgrass Resource Center has this guide to watering new turfgrass sod. All types of grasses benefit from high quality soil. Use an organic lawn fertilizer to improve the quality of your soil long term. Need a mower or other lawn and garden supplies? Visit Clean Air Gardening.
