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plant science/tractor driving

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A soil that is correctly balanced with sand, silt and clay
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Makes the gas richer in an engine
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Potatoes are asexually reproduced this way
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Thin white gray material in potting soil that hold water
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The major component of soiless soil
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If a plant lives for 4 years then dies, it is known as a...
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The larger soil sediments in field soil, but smaller than pebbles
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Is added to gasoline fuel so it lasts up to 2 years without going bad
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The type of electric in the sockets in your home, this room or lights
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Electricity that is constantly on, and does not pulse
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Both strawberries and spider plants reproduce using these
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Used to fuel lawn mowers, chain saws, and weed wackers
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White pieces that come from volcanic rock
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You push this in on a tractor to take it out of gear
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Joining 2 pieces of metal together by melting them
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Reproducing a new plant without using egg or sperm
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The most expensive way to asexually produce a plant. It takes a few cells and grows them in agar
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Raspberries, broccoli, and turnips all belong to this group of plants
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This type of plant climbs other plants using tendrils and other stem adaptations without wrapping around it
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When potting soil or other soil is "afraid" of water and doesn't easily absorb it when fully dry
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These include plants like petunias, tomatoes, marigolds, and peppers
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Gives power to a rear rototiller
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This type of engine burns fuel with no spark plug, using pressure and heat instead
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Will protect you if you wear your seat belt and roll the tractor over
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Joining 2 pieces of metal like copper pipes without melting the two metals
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When a plant reproduces uses a flower, seed or fruit
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The tinniest soil particles, usually makes the soil wet at all time