When someone places compost in a compost pile, decomposers such as worms, or bacteria eat and poop out the compost you through into the pile. The decomposer's poop is very fertile and has a ton of nutrients for a plant to help it grow. Compost helps plants grow because it makes the soil more nutrient rich so the plant can absorb more minerals which helps it grow.
The answer is food. Compost is natures fertilizer Compost also has the benefit of adding organic matter to the soil. Always make sure you use composted material because some green or uncomposted material can actually rob the soil of nutrients as it decomposes. Leaves are a safe uncomposted material just dont use to much.
Now my answer was based the fact you were putting the compost around existing plants but if you have a garden that is dormant and have a tiller you can till the uncomposted material in then plant the next spring.
depends on the wording of your question. growing plants in fertiliser would kill them in about 5 minutes flat. on the other hand growing plants using fertiliser applications would have a faster and more direct result to the plant than growing it in compost as the chemicals in the fertiliser breakdown in water faster than the nutrients in the compost break down. this means that fertiliser nutrients are available almost instantly to plants as opposed to compost where the process of release may take days or weeks.
Beneficial bacteria and fungi and supportive environmental conditions are reasons why mushrooms grow in compost. Mushrooms count among the world's fungi. Dark-colored, fresh-smelling, nutrient-rich organic material known as compost or humus recalls the forest and woodland environments where mushrooms may be found growing naturally.
Yes, Most fertilizers supply just Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium which is what plants need the most of.
BeCause the compost is a ferterliser and it helps the plant or plants to grow
Because there is more nutrients in soil rather than dirt
The type of soil that makes plants grow faster is known as loam soil. Sandy and clay soil lack the capability of supporting proper growth of plants.
It will affect the chemical content in the soil because it helps determine which plants will grow faster. Also the types of plants that grow in an ecosystem depends if it's a fertile soil, it will nutrient and help the plants thrive. :)
it will help it grow faster if u add dry ice to its soil
by the water coming then the soil would become fertile soil so then plants can grow faster in the fertile soil. thank you for your question by permeability
So roots can penetrate it more easily and plants will grow faster.
soil
The type of soil that makes plants grow faster is known as loam soil. Sandy and clay soil lack the capability of supporting proper growth of plants.
The kind of soil that makes plants grow faster is known as loam soil. Sandy and clay soil do not promote proper development and growth of plants as they lack essential nutrients for the growth of plants.
I think manure helps plants grow faster due to nutrients and nitrates.
chemical soil
plants will grow in coffee grinds as long as it is mixed with soil
scientist Anthony J. Suero says: plants grow faster in soil because if its in water it will drown out causing the plant to die. if its in soil it will live healthy on nutrition and herbs
yes plants do grow better and faster if fertilizer is used instead of plain old soil from the ground.
the rich soil
It depends on the care and nutrients they are receiving, but if both are under similar conditions, aquaponics generally grow plants faster.
Because, in soil it will get moist from the humidity and will sprout. Stella Lardines
loam because loam consist of minerals that are needed by the plants to grow healthy.