How much space did you leave between one plant and the other? Use table 1.3 to fill the information.
Table 1.3: Maintaining data on plant to plant space
| S. No | Name of Plant | Plant to Plant Space (Centimetre) |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | ||
| 2. | ||
| 3. | ||
| 4. |
Plant-to-plant spacing depends on the type of plant and its growth requirements. Proper spacing ensures that plants have enough room to grow, receive adequate sunlight, and access nutrients from the soil. Students should record the specific spacing for each plant type in Table 1.3.
Explanation
Activity 5 explains that furrows or small holes should be made in the soil according to the recommended spacing for sowing seeds. The number of seeds or seedlings to be placed in each pot is decided by factors including the type of plant, the size of pot, and the desired plant growth. Students maintain data on plant-to-plant space in Table 1.3.