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If “Rose” is called “Jasmine”, “Jasmine” is called “plant”, “plant” is called “soil” and “soil” is called “seeds”. Where does a plant grow?

If “Rose” is called “Jasmine”, “Jasmine” is called “plant”, “plant” is called “soil” and “soil” is called “seeds”. Where does a plant grow? Correct Answer Seeds.

A plant is growing naturally in soil and as per given question soil is called seeds.

Hence, the correct answer is seeds.

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