When you water the plants in a pot, you see bubbles on the surface of the soil. Can you explain this observation?

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Solution

Soil particles have air spaces in between them. When water is poured in the plants in a pot, water replaces the air present in soil particles. This escape of air is seen as bubbles on the surface of soil.

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