What helps plant to grow well?

Answer 1

First, a seed gets planted. Then the roots push out of the seed and into the ground. After a while the stem pushes out of the growing seed. The roots carry water and food up to the plant to help it grow. Then the plant starts sprouting leaves.

Answer 2

If the air is polluted, it could cause acid rain, which could eventually kill the plant.
An air plant is a plant that is not planted in dirt but instead lives out in the open and get's it's nutrition from water and air.

Answer 3

Carbon Dioxide helps a plant grow. They take it in, use it to make food, and expel the waste (Oxygen) which we need to breathe, and we expel Carbon Dioxide as our waste, which the plants take back, etc.

Answer 4

You can help a plant grow by giving it the perfect place to grow. It would not be overcrowded and helpful insects that kill threats to the plant e.g greenfly is eaten by ladybird. It would need to have fertiliser put on the soil which gives the plant nutrients also it needs water and sunlight so it can photosynthesise.

Answer 5

Plants grow well when they receive proper sunlight, water, nutrients (such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium), and good soil drainage. Ensuring they have adequate space to grow and providing regular care, such as pruning and protection from pests, can also contribute to healthy plant growth.

Answer 6

umm.... because they need it so they can take in carbon dioxide and turn it into air

Answer 7

• Sunlight
• Water
• Love

Answer 8

Sun, water, and soil help plants to grow.