do you expect to find fully grown crop plants in a nursery?why?why not?
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No, a fully grown crop plant should not be expected in a nursery as the whole purpose of a nursery is to help a sapling or a seedling germinate.
When it grows to become strong enough to survive on its own, it is shifted to other locations or transplanted in the outside field.
A sapling is not raised to stay weak there. They are given all the necessary nutrients to help the roots grow strong.
When it grows to become strong enough to survive on its own, it is shifted to other locations or transplanted in the outside field.
A sapling is not raised to stay weak there. They are given all the necessary nutrients to help the roots grow strong.
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Hello!!
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➡️ We won’t find fully grown crop plants in a nursery like rice, tomato, onion, etc.
➡️ because they are transferred to the fields from nurseries in their seedling stage.
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