What does cold water do to effect aquatic life?

Answer 1

Experiments have proven that plants grow taller and faster and healthier when watered with warm water. Room temperature to 70 degree F is the ideal temperature for plants. Cold water slows plant metabolism and leads to shorter and slower growth in plants

Answer 2

Within a certain temperature range, there should be no difference. Though I suppose if you are planning to water your flowers with boiling water, just hope you don't damage the roots or something.

Answer 3

No. It cools off the seed or roots (depending on plant development stage) and slows development considerably. If the plant is already too hot, such as in really hot weather, it can actually shock the plant enough to kill it.

Answer 4

Why does cold water effect plants?

Because hot water burns the roots of the plant which cause it to die

Answer 5

well, you have to use cold water because hot water burns the roots which causes it to die but, cold water helps it grow

Answer 6

yes the hell it does cause actually u can give a plant a lot a water a one a drop of water and the one with the most water will most likely grow better

Answer 7

No. But hot water had less oxygen content than ice water.