White seeds White or very light-colored seeds are most often immature and usually have a lower germination rate than properly developed seeds that are …
Watering Accuracy · even watering The regularity of watering is much more important than the amount of water provided in a single application.
Well-drained soil Well-drained soil allows excess water to drain freely and ensures adequate air access for the roots.
Water Management Water management encompasses all processes related to a plant’s uptake, transport, and use of water.
Water Infiltration · water absorption Infiltration refers to the process by which water seeps into the soil.
Water stress Water stress refers to a disruption in a plant’s functioning caused by both water deficiency and water excess.
Wilting Wilting refers to the loss of firmness in leaves and shoots caused by a disruption in water management.
Water sprouts · water shoots Water sprouts are vigorous shoots that most often develop after damage to the growing tip or very severe pruning.
