Spiders do not kill plants directly. They are predators that primarily feed on insects, not plants. However, some spiders may inadvertently damage plants by building webs that can trap and suffocate small insects that are beneficial to the plant. Overall, spiders are not harmful to plants and can even help control pest populations that may harm them.
Maybe, plants don't breathe the way we do, so maybe it wouldn't harm the plant, but you shouldn't try to purposely do that to a plant.
tutuapp cannot harm your device in any way.
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Salt is not an effective method for killing spiders. While salt can dehydrate and harm some insects, it is not a reliable or humane way to control spider populations. It is recommended to use other methods, such as vacuuming or using insecticides, to manage spiders in your home.
you can't harm them or abuse them in any way
yes they do
Probably not. Just depends on the spider and the plant. You should know that not many spiders have the venom to actually kill a human being although some do. Plants and humans are completely different. What may harm one may not hurt the other. Also, animals, such as spiders and snakes, develop their venom to target a specific prey. Two kinds of toxins include hemotoxins and neurotoxins, since plants have neither blood (affected by hemotoxins) or nerve cells (affected by neurotoxins), plants are generally safe from the harmful affects we humans experience from certain spiders and snakes.
No water plants do not depend on tadpoles in any way because tadpoles get their energy from water plants themselves
I doubt if there is any way they can be good for you. The question is do they do you any harm.
No there isn't.