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can plants survive flooding
i was thinkin about growin weed by a creek i have seen many tall plants near it and figuare i could grow weed by it but it floods when it rains hard would this kill the plants
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11-18-2006, 03:23 AM
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aviuosly because it would suffocate them, they need oxygen. and it's not good to have constantly wet soil because root rot easily develops.
but find a spot with good native soil near your creek, if you can find an underground watertable at 3-5 ft constantly without flooding, then that is perfect and will completely supply plants with water throughout the season.
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