Does carbonated water affect a plant's growth?

Answer 1

I am doing a scince project in my class and i am doing research what i have read is that sparkling water also loets plants grow my project is what water makes them grow better regular water or sparkling water? improve this answer if you find out thank you :-)

Answer 2

Carbonated water contains macronutrients essential to plant growth. Those macronutrients are: carbon, oxygen, phosphorous, potassium. Given proper nutrients, plants should grow at a faster rate than those who do not acquire as much of the nutrients.

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Answer 3

Not unless that carbon dioxide effervesces into the air where the stomata will let it diffuse into the leaves. No stomata in the roots and CO2 is probably too large to enter the plant that way anyway.

Answer 4

Carbonated water can potentially harm plants because the carbon dioxide bubbles in the water can displace oxygen in the soil, negatively impacting the plant's root system. It is best to use regular non-carbonated water for watering plants to ensure their healthy growth.

Answer 5

Of Course it will because carbonated water contains many micro- organisms and other nutrients which will allow the plant to grow even faster than plants given normal tap water.

Answer 6

Yes it does, carbonated water has c02 carbon dioxide which plants need and nutrients that plants use. So tap water is less effective

Answer 7

No, the amount of carbon dioxide is insignificant compared to other sources.