This is a very general question and nearly impossible to answer without more specific details of the plant.
The water requirements for plants vary widely depending on:
Needless to say there are literally millions of variables. Some plants need to be submerged in water, while others can survive for weeks or months without water.
Although with respect to indoor plants, the generally accepted "rule of thumb" is: put your finger into the pot/ container, if it is damp then the plant does not need watering; if dry, water sparingly.
It is best to water indoor plants sparingly, it is easier to see the symptoms of under watering (dull green leaves, leaves that are slightly wrinkled) than over watering which only exhibits after the damage is done.
A plant in the sun with no water would grow faster than a plant in a closet with water. Sunlight is essential for photosynthesis, the process that plants use to make their own food, while water is also crucial but not as immediately impactful as sunlight for plant growth.
The plant that needs little water and grows well in Arizona's deserts is the desert-adapted succulent called the agave. Agave plants are drought-tolerant and thrive in the arid conditions of the desert. They store water in their thick leaves, allowing them to withstand long periods of dryness.
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To take care of a plant, make sure it gets the right amount of water, sunlight, and nutrients. Be mindful of its specific care needs based on the plant species. Regularly check for pests, trim dead leaves, and repot when needed.
It probably would not be necessary to water any plant daily. A good watering once or twice per week should suffice. During the hot summer a one inch thick cover of mulch will help retain moisture around the roots of the plant. The tap root of the cannabis plant is very long and will find the water it needs several feet down if planted in good deep loam.
water,sunlight..
No because it needs water air and sunlight to live.
Yes, you can plant avacado seeds. There are 2 ways on how you can plant the seed. Either you can immerse the seed in water or you can plant it in the ground. If you plan to grow it in water, get about 3 toothpicks to make holes in the seed's side. Next you can put the seed half submerge in a jar or glass. You need to make sure that the pointy one needs to be upwards and flat one needs to be in water. If planning to plant in the soil, it needs to have good drainage and porous. The temperature needs to be in between 60 to 70 degrees. The soil moisture must be maintained. In these conditions, the leaves will appear in a few weeks.
They need sunlight, water, and soil to live then they can produce energy photosynthesis.
it depends on the situation because if it is rainy the soil will be wet and it needs a plant that fits on that situation if it is sunny the soil will be dry so it needs a lot of water so for me it depends on the one who plant the seed so if he/she knows how to plant and gives all the care needed to the plant it means the plant that the person planted is good.
it needs a lot of sun and some water and some one to sleep next to it when it gets cold.
A plant in the sun with no water would grow faster than a plant in a closet with water. Sunlight is essential for photosynthesis, the process that plants use to make their own food, while water is also crucial but not as immediately impactful as sunlight for plant growth.
When doing the enzymatic therapy for the whole body cleanse, one needs to drink a lot more water. The water one needs to drink is at least 12 cups a day.
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On average, a plant needs around 300-400 pounds of water to produce one pound of dry matter. The water is used during plant growth for processes like photosynthesis, nutrient uptake, and transpiration. The water uptake and utilization can vary depending on the plant species and environmental conditions.
Plant cells have just one large central vacuole, functioning as a site for the cells' waste. That is why people claim they can 'smell rain'. A law of nature states that high pressure regions always move into low pressure regions. When a low pressure front is over you, the higher pressure of the plant-cell central vacuoles cause the waste contents to move out of the cells and into the atmoshpere.
The plant that needs little water and grows well in Arizona's deserts is the desert-adapted succulent called the agave. Agave plants are drought-tolerant and thrive in the arid conditions of the desert. They store water in their thick leaves, allowing them to withstand long periods of dryness.