does colored water affect a plants growth?

Answer 1

Yes and No.

If the colouring agent is toxic to the plant, it will kill it.

If the plant could care less about the colourant, then no.

Answer 2

No, all the dye does to the plant is just change the color of the plant. Meaning the veins of the plan suck up all the colored water and change the color of your plant. EX: white flower --(add dye)--> red flower

Answer 3

mild is mandatory for the plant for photosynthesis. the mild of the solar is white or a diminished colour and that's the suitable for plant advance. i these days did an test to make certain how distinctive colour of sunshine influence the fee of plant advance. I used a pink mild bulb at 60watts, an common diminished white colour mild bulb, a green colored mild bulb and a blue colored mild bulb, all with 60watts. i got here across that the plant with the diminished white colour mild shining upon it, photosynthesised swifter, than the others. I have been given an A for it too. wish this allows

Answer 4

Not if it's an edible dye, meaning no harsh elements or chemicals. Generally if a human can digest it, so can a plant.

Answer 5

the veins of the leaves or the flowers will show the color of the dye (thats how we get green carnations for St. Paddys day)

Answer 6

Use food coloring, the stuff thay use for cookies and cakes

Answer 7

No, I have done tis experiment. It may slightly change the tint of the leaves and stem but that is all.

Answer 8

no it just changes the color of the petals

Answer 9

it doesn't it just change the color

Answer 10

No.