If you placed a stalk of celery in a vase with colored water, what would happen?
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the water will seep into the celery carrying the coloring with it, it will be more colored near the bottim and fade as it moves higher up the stalk. this is also fun to try on flowers like white roses carnations, etc
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It creates a sugar gradient at the stem.  In other words, it gives the plant an excuse to stay alive.   You'll have your flower live longer also if you don't chop off all the leaves.\n\nBut this is for what, 3 days extra maybe.  It will die anyway.
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Make it. Boil up some rose petals. Strain them and then add fresh ones to the existing water.
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if you gabve very cold water to a plant it might not be able to metabolise it properly
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if they start leaking juice its too much water above the root system.if thats not it and they just split they are ready to pick.but you didnt say if they are green or red agitation from water can make those tomatoes split as well as too much fertilizer or plant food
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Like adding food color to water, the soap would still be transparent.\n\nPut the item in whatever mold you use now.\n\nA craft store would have different shaped mold and would be a good place to get your questions answered for sure.
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Wow, this is a random question if I ever heard one.\nBut, apple juice is mainly water and sugar, so see the attached link for info on how sugar effects flowers.\n\nAdding sugar to the water in which you place the flowers will not have any positive effect on the life of the flower. This is because roots (or in this case the base of the stem) only absorb salts and water, which are then transported to the rest of the plant. They do not absorb sugars. In fact, adding sugar could be detrimental to flowers because it will make it harder for the flowers to absorb water and they will wilt. This effect becomes stronger as you raise the concentration of the sugar in the water.
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Only partly in jest... beat it with a hammer and shatter the ceramic, or heat the steel til it melts and flows away from the ceramic -- both assume some sort of bond between the ceramic and steel.  The actual quickest answer depends on how the ceramic and steel are attached.  It could be as simple as lifting which ever is on top.  \n\nSee what happens when you as an ill-defined question?
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If you put a flower in water that has food coloring in it, the flower will take up the water and change color to the color of the food coloring.  Florists actually do this sometimes.
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urban legend!!!! Replacing a tesicle with an onion would probably cause a pretty bad infection.
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It would post probably be sunlight.......some plant organisms may survive without water for long periods of time, such as ones in the desert....... but sunlight is required for green plants to make food  which unlike for humans......... food is the bigger priority than water
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grapes, lemons, limes, orange slices, apples will float\n\nolives,tomatoes,zuchinni,water melon , squash will sink
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Grapefruit, and try making juice from celery.
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Popped corn if it's been added with oil. the water inside the kernal will also have escaped, making it lighter.
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That depends on four things.\n\n1)The flower has to be alive. Dead flowers use oxygen and give off carbon dioxide.\n2)The flower has to have enough green area. Only the green parts of plants are capable of making oxygen. But all parts of the plant use oxygen. For a flower in a vase to produce any oxygen the green parts have to be big enough to produce more oxygen than the whole flower is burning. A flower with a lot of leaves attached might produce oxygen. A flower that is just a stem with leaves removed will not.\n3)The flower has to have enough light. Plants require light to produce oxygen. As the light becomes dimmer and dimmer the plant produces less and less oxygen. In very dim light the plant will be burning more oxygen then it is producing. In darkness the plant will be producing no oxygen at all and still burning the same amount. Some flowers will be capable of producing oxygen under a normal light bulb, but most will not.\n4)The flower has to be in water. Plants make oxygen by destroying water. If the flower is in a vase without water it can only use oxygen.\n\n\n\nThe short answer is that a normal flower with most of the leaves removed in a vase inside the house will be burning oxygen, not making  it.
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It could depending on what you have had to eat. If you eat or drink something with blue coloring in it, it can turn blue.
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Cut flowers are usually dipped in some type of sealant to prevent fluid loss. Upon getting these flowers, cut the bottom of the stem off at a sharp angle. Use a knife, not scissors. This will expose a large surface area so the flowers can drink up. If you cut it flat, the stem might get blocked by the bottom of the vase. Same thing with a Christmas Tree. I've used a ground up aspirin mixed into the water.