1. Increased Sunlight: As days get longer in the spring, plants receive more sunlight. This increased light energy provides the fuel for photosynthesis, the process by which plants convert light into energy for growth.
2. Warmer Temperatures: Spring brings warmer temperatures, which activate the plant's growth hormones and allow them to start producing new leaves, stems, and flowers.
While other factors like moisture and nutrients also play a role, these two changes are crucial for initiating plant growth in the spring.
