How does using carbonated water affect plant growth?

Increasing greenhouse gases like carbon are changing the climate and pose a potential threat to global health. CO2 is a plant fertilizer. It is a part of the photosynthesis process and plants can't produce plant sugars without it and sun. Carbonated water has positive and negative effects on plant growth. read more

If plants are fed carbonated water for a period of time then it should grow faster than plants given regular tap water. This is because most plants absorb nutrients dissolved in water through their roots. Club Soda or carbonated water contains macronutrients essential to plant growth. read more

However, plain carbonated water introduced for a short period of time does encourage plant growth over the use of tap water. Club soda or carbonated water contains the macronutrients carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, phosphorous, potassium sulfur, and sodium that are essential for healthy plant growth. read more