Science
Process by which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create oxygen and energy in the form of sugar
Photosynthesis
Citrus fruit that's yellow
Lemon
Flowers associated with love and romance
Roses
Watering
Giving plants water
What plant can survive in super dry conditions
Cactus/succulents
The green pigment found in plants that absorbs sunlight
Chlorophyll
What is the King of Fruits?
Durian
National flower of Japan
Sakura/cherry blossom
Moving a plant from a small pot to a larger one
Repotting
Leaf associated with autumn; known to turn red, orange, and yellow during fall and drop; also used for syrup
Maple
Male reproductive part of a flower, often consisting of a stalk and pollen-producing head
Stamen
Legume used to make hummus and falafel
Chickpea
Name one edible flower
Nasturtium, violet, lavender, rose, chamomile, borage, jasmine, etc
Ter for removing dead or overgrown parts of a plant to encourage new growth
Pruning
What is the more official name for the "Swiss cheese plant"
Monstera
Loss of water vapor from the leaves of a plant
Transpiration
What is the queen of all fruits?
Mangosteen
I like the _________
I like the mountains
I like the rolling hills
I like the fireside when the lights are low
daffodils
Process of watering a plant from the bottom to encourage deep root growth
Bottom Watering
Name one Pokémon named after a fruit or veg
Steenie, otamot, bounsweet, cherubi, etc etc.
Red, orange, and yellow colored pigment found in many fruits and vegetables (Hint: Carrots)
Carotenoids
Technically a berry, but culinarily it is treated as a vegetable (Hint: It's green)
Avocado
Largest flower in the world; native to rainforests of Southeast Asia; strong odor of rotting flesh
Rafflesia
What is disbudding?
Removing flower buds to encourage vegetative growth
This tree, native to Australia, is known for its ability to resprout from its lignotuber after a bushfire, and its seeds are dispersed by wind
Eucalyptus