PLANTING BEANS INSIDE A PLASTIC BAG ON A WET NAPKIN AND HANGING IT IN THE WINDOW

Started by Daddy, March 18, 2009, 09:39:28 PM

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Daddy


YPrrrr



l a c e y

uh in grade nine science we got cups and put paper towels in them and then but beans in it and they grew some roots.

ME##

Quote from: lacette on March 18, 2009, 09:48:44 PM
uh in grade nine science we got cups and put paper towels in them and then but beans in it and they grew some roots.



I remember doing something similar in elementary school lol.

l a c e y

Quote from: Emperor LXXXVI on March 18, 2009, 09:50:31 PM
I remember doing something similar in elementary school lol.


indeed.
in elementary school we just used plastic baggies though.
cups are an upgrade i suppose.

russell


YPrrrr

Oh, yeah, we did that every St. Patrick's day, except with styrofoam cups

Skylark

the book of right on

Placebo Headwound


superclucky

i'll be doing that over the weekend with seed herbs

i remember one time i wanted to see a corn sprout but it got smelly and gross in my peat mason jar ;_;

also who hands their ziplock bag  akudood;
kewns are smelly

ME##

Quote from: Nymphet on March 18, 2009, 11:43:48 PM
i'll be doing that over the weekend with seed herbs

i remember one time i wanted to see a corn sprout but it got smelly and gross in my peat mason jar ;_;

also who hands their ziplock bag  akudood;


you suck at growing corn


and idk do you hand your ziplock bag?


superclucky

Quote from: Emperor LXXXVI on March 18, 2009, 11:52:21 PM
you suck at growing corn


and idk do you hand your ziplock bag?
i think i let in bacterium in the jar and it had no air ventilation which probably bred e coli and destroyed the corn  cjlubdoods;
kewns are smelly

LCK


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