Look at my beans
Ben T
Germination
Beans and Corn
Beans and Corn
Corn
Beans and Corn
Plant Growth
Our soil was high phosphorus but it was slightly low in nitrogen. This was not good for the corn plant which needs a lot of nitrogen to grow. This caused our corn plant to die.
Our beans grew steadily then sort of leveled out. They also didn't grow out as much as they did up. We thought it did this because we had a light directly above it. The corn took a long time to grow and when it did it died off rather quickly.
Our beans grew mostly in the stem, it grew a lot taller than it did out. We had pretty small leaves on our beans. Our corn grew only a little before dying, so we didn't get much data from that.
I learned that soil composition and what nutrients are in the soil is very important. That will determine how much your plant will grow. I also learned how important the amount of light and where the light comes from, is.