Where do plants access the nutrients they need?

WARNING: This answer is NOT technical! ⚠

Plants can get their nutrients from the ground and dirt. But they grow using the carbon around them (Like the carbon dixiode we breathe out).

Plants get their nutrients from their roots, and from photosynthesis.

Explanation:

They need water to grow, and the soil has the nutrients it needs.

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