3.02 - Greenhouse Management

What is the duration of a biennial plant's life cycle?

• 1 growing season

• 2 years

• 3 years

• 2+ years

Which stage comes after the plant flowers in the plant life cycle?

• The seed germinates

• The plant grows

• The plant produces fruit

• The plant dies

How many growing seasons does an annual plant have?

• 1 growing season

• 2 years

• 3 years

• 2+ years

What happens after the fruit releases seeds in the plant life cycle?

• The plant grows

• The plant flowers

• The plant dies

• The seed germinates

What does "sowing" mean in the context of plant basics?

• To harvest seeds

• To plant seeds

• To water plants

• To fertilize soil

What is a characteristic of direct sowing?

• Transplanting is necessary

• Starting seeds in flats or trays

• No transplanting necessary

• Using hydroponics

What is involved in indirect sowing?

• Starting seeds directly in the garden

• Transplanting seeds into soil or other pots when ready

• Using only water as a medium

• No need for transplanting

What is the medium used for sowing in the provided material?

• Water

• Sand

• Soil

• Gravel

How many hours of sunlight are required for a plant to be considered in "full sun" conditions?

• At least 4 hours of sunlight each day

• At least 6 hours of sunlight each day

• At least 8 hours of sunlight each day

• At least 10 hours of sunlight each day

Which type of sunlight is described as cooler?

• Western (afternoon) sunlight

• Southern sunlight

• Eastern (morning) sunlight

• Northern sunlight