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Do plants grow bigger if watered by water or milk?

Do plants grow bigger when milk is added or water is added.?

  • This is a thing I am doing for a science Fair project worth 400 points. SO NO GUESSING. I had decided to do some research so I bought the plants and the milk and I started watering ...show more

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    plants do not grow in milk because milk is a solution and therefore has different levels the clogs up the roots,such as fat and sugar.

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I think they will grow faster in the water. Even if they are able to extract some sort of nutrient from the milk, the fungi and bacteria it attracts will cause more damage to the sensitive plant roots, eventually killing it.

Lena

The milk is turning sour. It's rotting, in your potting soil. If you're lucky you'll get healthy bacteria, that helps the plant. If you're unlucky, you won't. Look up nitrogen fixing bacteria. They're important bacteria naturally in soil that helps plants grow.

Kin

I truly don't think plants grow at all when milk is added.

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