The water content of coca cola will help plants grow. Some plants will be able to benefit from the other components such as phosphoric acid, which can be a fertilizer; but coca cola is unlikely to produce better effects than plain water.
In fact, most plants will react badly to the high acidity of Coca-Cola (it is a pretty strong acid).
The sugar in coca cola will also attract ants and other pests, which might actively hinder growth.
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Well I'm a human and it doesn't make me grow faster so I would guess no...
No, they grow much better with Coca-Cola than with water. Plants use CO2 (since soda without flavoring and coloring and other stuff is just CO2 with water)and release oxygen for us to use.
soda cannot be used to grow plants with in a sustainable manner. But ''Coca-Cola'' works well with growing sunflowers.
Coca-Cola will create a hypertonic environment, which will dehydrate the plant. Water provides enough nutrients and hydration, which will make it grow better.
Well the plant will grow faster with the juice because it has vitamins.
no it want but you can use a mix of urine,water, and sugar
Do u mean WHAT MAKES PLANTS GROW? if thats the question, photosynthesis, i think, makes plants grow.
Orange juice is more acid, and has more solute than Coca-Cola. So the plant (which will do best with just plain pure water) will probably tolerate Coca-Cola better. But either drink has the capacity to cause bacteria to grow in the soil, and either one could damage the roots of a plant. The only time either drink might be of benefit is if the soil is alkaline, as their acid would tend to make the soil closer to neutral.
water is food for the plants