Removing side shoots from a chili plant can help divert energy towards producing fruit. However, some gardeners prefer to leave them on for a bushier plant. it is a personal preference based on the desired growth habit and overall plant health.
A plant's most active growth typically takes place at the tips of its roots and shoots, where new cells are constantly dividing and elongating. This area is known as the meristem, and it is responsible for increasing the length and height of the plant.
Imagine for a moment: A plant growing in the center of an empty field, and the sun is rising exactly due east. This means that the eastern side of the plant is facing the sun. During this day, the eastern side of the plant will grow very little while the sun is on the eastern side; however, while the sun is on the eastern side of the plant, the opposite side of our plant will be growing. This causes the plant's western side to grow longer, yet the eastern side closest to the sun remains the same. If you have one side longer than the other, this causes a slouching over effect, just like someone with bad posture. Short answer: A plant's side opposite to the sun grows while the side facing the sun grows very little.
It depends on what plant you are talking about. If it was a regual plant than it would take 7-15 weeks.
Mitosis actively takes place in the meristematic tissues of plants, which are regions of undifferentiated cells. These tissues are primarily found at the tips of roots and shoots (apical meristems) and in the vascular cambium and cork cambium (lateral meristems). Mitosis allows for growth and the production of new cells, contributing to the plant's overall development and tissue regeneration.
Carbon dioxide is the air that plant take in used in the process of photosynthesis.
Aloe vera plants are quite hardy hence not required much care. for separating new shoots from main plant, simply take out each of them carefully with minimum injury and plant these on well watered soil. Sprinkling of tap water casually keep these new plants growing.
Lateral roots are shoots off the primary root of a plant that grow out horizontally. The help to securely anchor the flower into the soil as well as take in water.
Slim tells Carlson to take a shovel with him when he shoots Candy's dog in "Of Mice and Men" to bury the dog afterwards.
Lay a cardboard box on its side. Take a box and cut a hole in a side. If it is rectangular, make the hole on a smaller side. Stack some small objects in the side next to the hole. Do not plug up the hole. Plant some beans in a flower pot. When they begin to sprout, place the pot on the side of the box opposite of the hole. Close the box and tape it up. Check the plant every two days and water it. Tape the box up after checking on the plant. Try this with a TickleMe Plant and not only will your plant move towards the sunlight (photo-tropism) but your plant will move when you tickle it (thigmotropism).
Anything that shoots. Anything that blows up. Anything sharp.
A plant's most active growth typically takes place at the tips of its roots and shoots, where new cells are constantly dividing and elongating. This area is known as the meristem, and it is responsible for increasing the length and height of the plant.
your doctor can give you allergie shoots, and he can give you medicine.
Yes, you can plant a tulip that has sprouted although obviously it is better to do so before this happens. Take care not to snap the roots while planting, and they will do a lot better than if you don't plant them. You can place it indoors if it can receive enough light, but once flowering has finished, it is best outdoors to enable it to receive the maximum amount of sun. Then it can store up reserves for next year's growth.
you could take a plant out from soil!
Take it to a trained repair person.
It depends on the context.Candy: Suckers are lollipops.Gardening: Suckers are shoots that grow at the base of plants. They are often like branches or similar to the main stalk, but they are usually skinny, don't yield fruit, and don't contribute to the plant. They usually take energy from the main plant. So they are considered useless parts of a plant.Slang: Suckers are stupid, or gullible persons. They are often easy to take advantage of and may believe anything.
It depends on the context.Candy: Suckers are lollipops.Gardening: Suckers are shoots that grow at the base of plants. They are often like branches or similar to the main stalk, but they are usually skinny, don't yield fruit, and don't contribute to the plant. They usually take energy from the main plant. So they are considered useless parts of a plant.Slang: Suckers are stupid, or gullible persons. They are often easy to take advantage of and may believe anything.