From there on 4ml, three times a day for each saucer. (7:00am, 1:30pm and 5:00pm) • Group B’s water states should be kept constant at 50ml to prevent a shortage of H2O. • After 2 weeks, you should start seeing some changes occurring in group A. • After close observation for 4 week, you should have enough data to draw up a conclusion...
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No changes No changes No changes 15 Knob got bigger No changes No changes No changes 16 Germinate Signs of roots No changes No changes 17 Roots got longer Roots got longer Mould starts forming on top No changes 18 More roots started forming Root still growing Mould gets bigger No changes 19 Roots become more Roots showing a curl Mould is growing, but not the plant No changes 20 Healthy roots and showing good progress Starts to aim upwards nothing No changes 21 Still growing well Still growing Starting to loose hope...
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