How long does annual plants live?

Answer 1

plant can live for along time justice make shore you look after them and then they last much longer.some times when you get the plant it might say have long it will live for so look for that but if not make shore you can look after them good to have longer living plants. Most plants if not all never die, they transfer its life into the seeds, remain dormant for a period of time. Then there are some plants that will continue its cycle by propagation by cutting. It is much the same with most other forms of life including our. Just think the male sperm as a seed that enter the egg to feed and grow, life without any doubt begin with the sperm, the egg is only a source of food. Most seeds do not survive, just like the sperms, only a very few will germinate.

Answer 2

It depends on the type of perennial. A perennial technically refers to any plant that lives more than two years. So, in that case, some types (such as the Great Basin Bristlecone Pine) can live thousands of years.

However, in gardening, it generally refers to any herbaceous plant tha lives more than 2 years. So the oldest age of such plants varies.

Answer 3

Annual plants typically complete their life cycle within one year, from seed germination to flowering, setting seed, and then dying. This means they usually only live for one growing season. Some annuals may self-seed, allowing them to come back in subsequent years if conditions are favorable.

Answer 4

It varies from plant to plant. Try to be more specific next time.

Answer 5

Annual plants only grow once per year then they die. You will need to replant each spring.

Answer 6

The oldest and accurate oldest plant is 13,000 years old called the Box Huckleberry. We don't know yet how long a plant will live.

Answer 7

they live in the part of the year that will sustain plant growth, not all will or can bloom, so usually once at the most !

Answer 8

Annual plants generally live for one growing season only.

Answer 9

generally, a year, hence "annual"