It's a common misconception that plants can grow into rocks, but it's not true. Here's why:

* Plants need soil: Plants need soil to access nutrients and water. Rocks don't provide these.

* Roots can't penetrate rock: While some roots can grow around rocks, they can't penetrate solid rock.

* Plants are adapted to specific environments: Plants have evolved to grow in specific environments where they can find the resources they need.

What might be happening is that you're seeing plants growing in areas with lots of rocks. This doesn't mean they are growing *into* the rocks, but rather that they are growing around or between them.

Sometimes, rocks can be covered by a thin layer of soil, allowing plants to grow on top of them. This can give the impression that the plant is growing out of the rock itself.

So, remember, plants need soil to thrive, and they don't grow into rocks!