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food for plants-nutrients, ect... these make sugar! - err... plants make sugar via photosynthesis, which is when the plant converts CO2 (carbon dioxide) and water with sunlight, to glucose. As for what do fertilisers contain, have a look at the ingredients part on the bag next time. Fertilizers contains heaps of nitrogen, ammonia and phosphorus as well as other chemicals, which are very nutritious for plants and promote growth.

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