Unwatered weed plants

[victoryou]

why unwatered weed plants die?i mean i ve seen on the sideway weed plants growing wild and nobody is wattering them and they are not dying

 

[go go kid]

Root systems possably. Roadside plants are more resiliant tounderwatering , where we e d plants in pots dry out faster as the soilis differant

 

[curious2garden]

why unwatered weed plants die?i mean i ve seen on the sideway weed plants growing wild and nobody is wattering them and they are not dying

Outdoor has rain and irrigation run off to name a couple reasons.

 

[MickFoster]

No living things that can survive without water.......plant or animal.

 

[victoryou]

There are no living things that can survive without water.......plant or animal.

true, what i wanna say is they can remain alive with very little water

 

[stevo89]

You would be amazed at how deep roots can go to seek moisture.

 

[Budzbuddha]

 

[GreatWhiteNorthGrows]

No one waters the trees and forests yet they live still, and have since before creatures crawled the earth, it is called nature.

 

[GreatwhiteNorth]

Original name I must say.

 

[GreatWhiteNorthGrows]

Original name I must say.

You have great taste.

 

[FermentFred]

there can be more water under the dirt than you think, same reason we can dig for wells. If you're planting clones then iirc they wont develop that deep taproot that lets their roots grow downward toward the water, and whatever you plant from a store likely wont grow the same as the plants that have grown naturally in the area for awhile. Natural selection and all that

 

[twentyeight.threefive]

No living things that can survive without water.......plant or animal.

A tardigrade can go 30 years without water.