Gardening

Yes, the leaves on your lemon tree will likely grow back as long as the tree is healthy and receives proper care such as sunlight, water, and nutrients.

Yes, the leaves of a droopy snake plant can recover with proper care, such as adjusting watering frequency, providing adequate sunlight, and ensuring proper drainage in the soil.

Yes, the leaves of a rubber plant can grow back if they are damaged or removed, as long as the plant is healthy and provided with proper care and conditions.

Yes, marigolds are annual plants, meaning they typically only live for one growing season. However, they may reseed themselves and come back the following year if conditions are favorable.

Tilling can help control weeds by disrupting their growth and exposing their roots to the surface, but it may not completely eliminate them. Some weeds may still regrow from seeds or roots left in the soil. It's important to combine tilling with other weed control methods for best results, such as mulching, hand-pulling, or using herbicides.

Tilling can kill grass in your lawn by uprooting and damaging the grass roots, leading to their death. It is not recommended for maintaining a healthy lawn.

Tulips typically do not rebloom well in pots because they require a period of cold dormancy in the ground to thrive.

Yes, strawberries will not ripen further after they are picked.

Yes, strawberries will not ripen further once they are picked from the vine.

Strawberries will ripen on the counter, but storing them in the refrigerator can slow down the ripening process and help them last longer.

Yes, stunted tomato plants can recover and thrive with proper care and attention, such as providing adequate sunlight, water, nutrients, and support.

Yes, stunted tomato seedlings can recover and thrive with proper care and attention, such as providing adequate sunlight, water, nutrients, and appropriate spacing.

Yes, sunflower seeds will grow if planted in the ground, given the right conditions such as adequate sunlight, water, and soil nutrients.

Yes, sunflowers can reseed themselves in the garden if the conditions are right.

Temperatures of 37 degrees Fahrenheit can potentially harm some plants, especially if they are sensitive to cold. It is important to consider the specific type of plant and its tolerance to cold temperatures.

The application of diatomaceous earth can harm plants if not used properly. It can dry out the plant's tissues and disrupt their natural processes. It is important to follow instructions carefully and avoid direct contact with the plants to prevent damage.

It is possible for brown pine trees to come back to health with proper care and conditions, but it depends on the extent of damage and the specific reasons for their decline.

Soaking parsley root in water may enhance its flavor slightly, but it may also cause some loss of nutrients. It is generally recommended to consume parsley root fresh for maximum nutritional benefits.

Yes, soap can harm plants if used as a pesticide because it can strip away the protective waxy layer on the plant's leaves, making them more vulnerable to damage.

Soap can harm plants if used in excessive amounts or if the concentration is too high. It can disrupt the protective waxy layer on plant leaves, leading to dehydration and damage. It is important to use soap-based pesticides according to the instructions to avoid harming plants.

Yes, soapy water can kill ants by suffocating them and disrupting their ability to breathe.

Sod can die if it freezes, as the freezing temperatures can damage the roots and cause the grass to wither and die. It is important to protect sod from freezing temperatures to ensure its survival.

Yes, spaghetti squash can ripen off the vine if it is left in a warm, dry place for a few weeks.

Stepping on new grass can damage it, but it usually won't kill it. However, repeated heavy foot traffic can harm the grass and make it harder for it to grow.

Strawberries prefer full sun to produce the best fruit, but they can still grow in partial shade. However, they may produce fewer fruits and be more susceptible to diseases in shady conditions.