can a leave grow into a plant?
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Yes, it is called a leaf cutting but for many plants you need to cut the leaf off as close to the stem as possible(where the node is at).  Most house plants can be cultivated in this manor.
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You will see results in the growth of the plant, but remember to only use the coffee grounds.  Depending on the size of the plant, you'll just need to figure out how much/little to use and how often.
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I would assume that they can use the water that's in milk; however, I would think the fats, sugars, and other solids in milk could create problems with mold/fungal growth which could endanger the plant.  Since milk is more expensive than water, it seems pointless to use milk in place of water for growing a plant, but on the whole I would think it could survive for at least a while.
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leave it and grow some shrooms
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you can air layer or you can split the root/plant.
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Yes. In many plants their is a set ratio of height to base\nroot length therefore the depth of the seed may vary your\nplant height.
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Look in the plant plot!!
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Plants must have light to grow.  It doesn't necessarily have to be sunlight. Artificial light is a great to grow most plants too.  Photosynthesis is what causes plants to exchange necessary nutrients to create growth but each have unique abilities to utilize whatever light source is available.
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sunlight stimulates photosynthesis and larger amts produce more growth, lesser amts less growth.......Seasonal light changes inc growth in the spring as light hours incresae, and Fall lesser light as days dec in length slow growth. Same goes for daily changes......Strings of Rainy days vs sunny days!!!! Look outside if you live on the Eastern coast of the US......
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Plants will grow just fine when given milk, provided it is kept sterile.\n\nIf the milk is allowed to rot then the plant's roots will become infected and the plant will die.\n\nOf course if I forced you to live in a bth of rotting milk you would also die.
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It means the person has a natural ability to grow plants.
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right! plants have the ability to produce their own food. They get essential nutrients from the sun's rays and from the soil. When plants get certain elements and/or nutrients from its major surroundings, it is therefore able to convert the nutrients into food; making the plant survive with no dependence from us.
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the U.S. Department of Agriculture or an extension service should have a site than can help you. Also try the U.S. Geological Survey. Different species of plants require specific soil types, nutrients and soil ph for proper growth.
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Ask yourself what likes sunlight, warmth, and moisture...\n\nThe answer is just about everything.\n\nBacteria and mold will undoubtedly start happily reproducing on your fruit.  A passing animal may happily go for it.  And failing that, the fruit itself will probably be happy to start trying to turn into a plant - that's what the fruit is FOR (at least as far as most trees are concerned), after all!
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depends on the lighting. Auxin plays a huge role in the plant and can change constantly. Cytokins and Gibberellians are also horomones in a plant but they usually regulated by either the plant gene or the plant cell.
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Plants undergo photosynthesis i.e. in absence of light, they inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide.  In presence of light, the process is reversed.\n\nAssuming that you are experimenting with a plant (& not a farm).  You can pump fresh air in a chamber and keep the plant dark, you will see some improvemnets.  However you will see loss of chlorophile (which makes the leaf green) and eventually leaves will become brown...Hence, you do need a light/dark cycle.\n\nSo provide light/dark cycle and during light cycle, provide ample carbon dioxine and in the dark, increase air circulation and plant will grow like a weed.
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yeah plants can get cancer. i dont think it is as big of an issue for them though, because they dont have critical organs like brain, liver etc that the cancer can infiltrate- just stems and leaves, and the cancer would have to be pretty extensive to kill them off