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Will a plant recieving more water grow faster?
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Will a plant recieving more water grow faster?

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Yes as long as it has a lot of air and sunlight it should grow faster.
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It depends. Only water does not make the plant grow (fertile soil and light also contribute a lot) and if it gets water in excess it might die (depending on the plant).


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