A) 6.0-6.8 B) 8.0-8.5 C) 7.0-7.5 D) 5.0-5.5
A) Boron, Copper, Molybdenum B) Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium C) Iron, Zinc, Manganese D) Calcium, Magnesium, Sulfur
A) 90-100°F (32-38°C) B) 60-70°F (16-21°C) C) 50-60°F (10-16°C) D) 70-90°F (21-32°C)
A) Consistently, deeply B) Rarely, letting soil dry out C) Only when wilting D) Lightly, daily
A) Earthworms B) Ladybugs C) Praying Mantis D) Cucumber beetles
A) Overwatering B) Ignoring the plants C) Planting in full shade D) Good air circulation
A) Watermelon B) Honeydew C) Galia D) Cantaloupe
A) Fertilizing heavily B) Acclimating plants to outdoor conditions C) Keeping them indoors longer D) Pruning roots
A) To change the soil color B) To encourage weed growth C) To increase sun exposure D) To prevent soilborne diseases
A) The way the fruit is pollinated B) The color of the melon C) The type of soil required D) The sprawling growth habit of the plant
A) Potatoes B) Marigolds C) Radishes D) Cabbage
A) When it is completely green B) When it is hard to the touch C) When it smells like grass D) When the stem slips easily from the vine
A) Wind pollination B) Self-pollination C) Insect pollination D) Water pollination
A) They provide shade B) They compete for nutrients and water C) They attract beneficial insects D) They improve soil drainage
A) To retain moisture and suppress weeds B) To prevent pollination C) To attract more pests D) To decrease soil temperature
A) High in nitrogen B) Balanced fertilizer C) No fertilizer is needed D) High in phosphorus and potassium
A) Septoria leaf spot B) Apple scab C) Blossom end rot D) Fusarium wilt
A) Starting seeds indoors B) Ignoring the plants C) Direct sowing in cold soil D) Overwatering seeds
A) Damage from frost B) Damage from insects C) Damage from excessive sun exposure D) Damage from overwatering
A) Plant in deep shade B) Allow the soil to dry out completely C) Over-fertilize with nitrogen D) Maintain consistent watering
A) Any time of day B) Early morning C) Late afternoon D) Midday
A) Pollination B) Watering C) Fertilizing D) Pest control
A) Planting seeds directly in the ground B) Removing flowers C) Using chemical pesticides D) Joining two plants together
A) 1 inch B) On the soil surface C) 6 inches D) 3 inches
A) The rind is soft B) The watermelon floats in water C) The watermelon is completely green D) The tendril closest to the fruit is brown and dry
A) It can promote fungal diseases B) It improves soil drainage C) It attracts pollinators D) It makes the fruit sweeter
A) To attract weeds B) To prevent pollination C) To increase soil pH D) To protect plants from frost and pests
A) 8-10 feet B) 1-2 feet C) 3-5 feet D) 6-12 inches
A) Adding fertilizer B) Removing the tips of vines to encourage branching C) Removing weeds D) Harvesting the fruit
A) It attracts pests B) It increases soil pH C) It cools the soil D) It warms the soil and suppresses weeds |