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Why did we keep the plant indoors at the start of this experiment? 7th class q. if anyone knows please answer
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Answer:
All organisms need to take food to get energy for the growth, development and maintenance of their bodies.
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Your kitchen may be light and sunny, your bathroom probably hot and steamy. Some corners will be shady, areas near doors and vents are draughty, and north-facing windows will be hot.
Just as you'll feel more comfortable reading, eating or sleeping in different places in a home, so is each spot better suited to certain plants than others.
To choose the right greenery for these different parts of your home, you'll need to think like a plant and attune to these microclimates.
Research your favourite indoor plant's natural habitat
Plant whisperer Jason Chongue like to challenge himself with growing rare and unusual plants indoors.(Supplied)
If you already have a plant and are looking for a suitable spot, research its natural habitat and try to find a place that is close to that.
So if you're lucky enough to be given a fiddle-leaf fig, it helps to know its wild cousins live in lowland tropical rainforests in West Africa — think filtered light, high humidity and rainfall, on sloping land that offers good drainage.