A plant will lose water less quickly in the dark than it will in bright sunshine or heat, however it will still lose some water.
So if you are thinking of going away and hoping that leaving your pot plants in the dark will mean you don't need to water them, then it won't work.
The other problem is that plants need light to stay alive, and they would suffer and die if you leave them in the dark for too long.
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Dark-colored soil contains organic matter derived from decaying plant and animal materials, which provides nutrients for organisms. Loose soil allows for better aeration, water infiltration, and root penetration, creating a suitable environment for organisms to thrive and contribute to soil health.
Yes, plants need water throughout the day in order to carry out essential processes like photosynthesis. Water is needed to transport nutrients within the plant, maintain cell structure, and support growth. Without water, plants can wilt, become stressed, and eventually die.
In the dark, plants cannot photosynthesize effectively due to the lack of light. This results in reduced production of glucose, which is essential for their growth and survival. Without sufficient light, plants may become weak and eventually die.
Water plants can survive in an aquarium placed in the dark for a limited time, but they will eventually suffer due to the lack of light. Most aquatic plants rely on photosynthesis to produce energy, which requires light. Without sufficient light, they may become weak, stop growing, and eventually die. Additionally, low light conditions can lead to algae growth and other imbalances in the aquarium ecosystem.
Major amount of CO2 for dark reaction is provided by the atmosphere. Part of it is also contributed by cellular respiration of plants.
Essentially not
Loam soil. This is soil that is loose, dark and crumbly. A soil with a lot of clay doesn't work well for plants.
Two waste products common to plants and animals are carbon dioxide and water. However, only plants that photosynthesize in the dark have water as a waste product.
in the sunlight because plants need sunlight,water,fertilizer to grow!!!!!!!!
Dank dark dank dark
The process of photosynthesis depends on light. Water, carbon dioxide and light are needed for plants to grow.
Yes. Tried this experiment and the plants in the dark germinate and grew faster than the plants in the sunlight. But, if you leave it in the dark for too long, its leaves would turn yellow from the lack of chlorophyll and the plants would eventually die. (I tried with green bean plants, so not sure if other plants can) By the way, you will have to make sure that the plants in the dark have enough air and water, if not it will probably die before germinating.
Dark-colored soil contains organic matter derived from decaying plant and animal materials, which provides nutrients for organisms. Loose soil allows for better aeration, water infiltration, and root penetration, creating a suitable environment for organisms to thrive and contribute to soil health.
Water and Carbon dioxide
Not really. The roots take in water, which passes up through the plant, carrying nourishment as it goes. Any excess water leaves through the leaves! On the other hand, if the roots are exposed and are still white, (as opposed to the dark brown barked roots that trees often have) they can loose lots of water. It's best to keep them covered.
Plants need Water And Sunlight to grow So plants can only grow in Day
A dark horse in a loose box is a classic idiom. It means that certain people are cunning and won't be contained by volatile situations.