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As plants need some amount of salts to sustain life.It basically depend on the amount of saline water watered to the plant .If the concentration is high then by the principle of osmotic diffusion the plant will loss water (as the concentration is higher outside the plant) thus leading into dehydration and then death in plant.

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The salt water changes the osmotic potential around the roots of the plant preventing osmosis (of water and nutrients). The plant will eventually die due to dehydration.

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If you watered a plant with salt water, the plant will slowly die. This is because the salt water would actually dehydrate the plant from the nutrients it needs.

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it would depend on how much salt is in the water; if there is too much salt in water, it would not be able to sustain life.

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plants most likely die if watered with salty water.

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No, you should water your plants with fresh water. You can put a special plant food in it to help the plant grow faster.

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Yes it will.

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Will watering a pine tree with salt water kill the tree?

yes eventually it will die


Does a bean seed grow faster in salt water sugar water or tap water?

No, addition of table salt (NaCl) to water used for watering plants will normally kill the plant.


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Do coconut trees use salt water or fresh water?

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Why would replanting trees help reduce salinity?

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Why does salting kill plants?

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