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How much sunlight do plants need? Well it all depends on the plant. Hostas, ferns, Impatiens & Hemlocks thrive in the shade while succulents like cactii and Aloe Vera need lots of southern sunlight all day. Most flowering plants need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight/day, while lawn & ornamental grasses need full sun all day. Plants use sunlight to convert nutrients from the soil & air into sugars used for energy through a process known as "Photosynthesis"
It will need a lot of sunlight, as there are grass, trees, and many other plants in the garden that needs a lot of sunlight to photosynthesis. Animals that makes the garden as their habitats, also depends on plants to have shelter, food air and water to live on. So, basically, without sunlight there will be no food for the plants to photosynthesis, which means no necessary items produced for the animals, which will result that this particular garden community would die.
Indoor plants normally require a minimum of 600 Lux (unit of light intensity) to grow, below this growth is extremely poor, plants are stressed and normally die
8 good hours of sun and it will take a year to bud better of getting a 400 watt light bulb and it will bud in three months
what about growing pot in moms green house
The name tells you. The more the better.
The sunflower (Helianthus annuus) is an annual flower. They need full sun, which is usually considered as at least 6 hours of full sun per day.
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Do bigger sunflower seeds grow into bigger sunflowers?
No, it depends on how you water them and how much sunlight they receive
How much sunlight does plant need?
how much sunlight does a plant need
Does sunflower bend towards sunlight?
Yes.
How much dirt does a sunflower seed need?
about 5 ounces
how much water did I need to give a seed to germinate?
250ml for a sunflower
How does a money plant get much sunlight?
??? all plants need sunlight
What 3 main behavioral adaptation does a sunflower need?
A sunflower exhibits heliotropism by following the sun's movement to maximize sunlight absorption. It also displays phototropism by growing toward light sources for optimal photosynthesis. Lastly, sunflowers can adjust their leaf angle throughout the day to capture more sunlight.
What eats a sunflower?
birds eat the sunflower seeds from the suflower
How much rainfall does a sunflower need?
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What are the 3 plants that can catch as much sunlight as possible?
Sunflower: Its large, broad leaves are positioned to maximize sunlight absorption. Morning Glory: They grow towards the sun, maximizing exposure to sunlight throughout the day. Aglaonema: Its broad, vibrant leaves are excellent at capturing sunlight for photosynthesis.
Why do you need sunflower for the earth?
Because if there will be no sunflower then there will be no oil.
How much direct sunlight does a tomates plant need?
as much as it can get
