Plants & Food
Why do plants need roots?
Because roots are a plant's anchor and its straw, all in one. Roots grip the soil so wind can't topple the plant, and they sip up water and minerals to help it grow big and strong.
Plants & Food
Because roots are a plant's anchor and its straw, all in one. Roots grip the soil so wind can't topple the plant, and they sip up water and minerals to help it grow big and strong.