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Observation diary of planting mung bean seedlings.

Sowing May 1 Weather: Sunny.

Today, I took a cup, first filled it with some soil, then took a few mung bean seeds and placed them in the cup, then put a centimeter of soil thick, poured some water, and placed the cup in the light of the terrace.

The mung bean has grown roots and whiskers.

May 2 Weather: Rain.

At noon today, I noticed some white roots in the cup, but the sprouts of the seeds did not emerge. I'm in a bit of a hurry.

The mung bean sprouted.

May 3 Weather: Cloudy.

Today, I saw the mung bean sprouts break through the soil and spit out light green shoots, almost a centimeter high, with no leaves yet, like a shy little girl. I'm so happy to see it.

Mung beans grow leaves.

May 4 Weather: Rainy.

The stem of the mung bean seedling grows two centimeters taller, the leaves are slightly open, and the small bud in the middle is small. The stems are inclined towards sunny spots, and some of the buds have their backs to the sun because the buds have not yet grown.

Mung bean seedlings grow tall quickly.

May 5 Weather: Rainy.

Wow! That's a fast growth! As if inflated, the mung bean seedlings suddenly grew to about nine centimeters, with thin white root hairs growing at the bottom.

The narrow leaves are complete and have no branches. There are some germs on the stems, and some stems have two germs that are not facing one direction.

May 6 Weather: Cloudy.

Today, the mung bean seedlings have suddenly grown four centimeters taller, and the green leaves are verdant. The stems that had been tilted a few days ago recovered, straight up, and the leaves were forked to the sides.

The germ of the mung bean wilts and falls.

May 7 Weather: Cloudy.

The mung bean seedlings have grown to a height of sixteen centimeters, and the dark green leaves are stretching. The germ was emaciated day by day and withered somewhat.

My experience: Plants need soil, water, sunlight, and air to grow, and I have also discovered that plants are phototropic.

My previous one, you changed the date!

When it comes to mung beans, you may feel familiar, but you don't know the process of mung bean germination. I'm going to soak the mung bean in water today and watch it germinate.

First, I filled the cup with water, and then I took a handful of mung beans, and it was all green, as if I was wearing a green cloak, and only the oval was white, and I took it in my hand and pinched it, and it felt a little rough, as if I were holding a small handful of uneven stones. Finally, I put it in the water, and some of them danced in the water, swirling and sinking; Some seem to be unwilling to stay in the water, so a small "parachute" rises on the white part of it. However, its "parachute" soon "broke" and had to sink to the bottom.

I seem to hear them drinking "coo, cuckoo!" After a while, the mung beans' bodies were covered with small droplets, like pearls.

How lovely they are! It's like a green elf!

Thursday, November 3, 2005 Fine.

This morning, I woke up to find that the little pearls on the mung beans were gone, and only a few mung beans still had two or three pearls on them. And there are a few mung beans with small green shoots growing under the white place, and there is a crack, which makes a small hole in its green skin.

They're growing so fast!

Sunday, November 6, 2005 Fine.

When I came home from school this afternoon, I saw that a few more mung beans had sprouted, and the original mung bean sprouts had grown to 5 mm, and they had taken off half of their "cloak", as if they were wearing a hat dress, and there was a big crack in the middle. I heard my mother say that sprouted beans should not be soaked in too much water, otherwise they will drown. I quickly poured out some of the water in the cup and placed it in a sunny place, hoping that they would grow quickly in the sunlight.

Tuesday, November 8, 2005 Fine.

In the afternoon I saw that all the mung beans had already been shelled, and all of them had sprouts, the longest was 7 mm, the shortest was 2 mm, and their shells were floating on the water, looking like green duckweed. Their cracks grew bigger and bigger, as if they were about to break. I hurriedly poured out their "cloaks" and replaced them with new water.

Ah, they're almost sprouts! Looking at the bean sprouts I brewed with my own hands, I really can't bear to eat them!

They were like my good friends and grew up with me.

Monday, November 22 Sunny.

Yesterday, my mother and I went to the flower and bird market together and bought five small goldfish. They are all very cute. There was a little goldfish with a red forehead and a flesh-colored body, which I called "a little red"; There is a little goldfish whose body and tail are mixed with red, flesh color, and black, and I call it "Little Flower"; There are two small goldfish with convex eyes, like two big blisters, one of which is black, I call it "Black Bubble", and the other has a red body, tail, fins and eyes are a little black, I call it "Red Bubble"; There was also a small goldfish with an orange back and forehead, and a silver body and tail, which I called "Silver Tail".

Tuesday, November 23 Sunny.

Before dinner, I saw the little goldfish with their mouths open and closed. I thought they were hungry and wanted to eat. So, I took fish food and put it in the tank, but they didn't eat it.

Later, I saw two fish heads meeting at the bottom of the water, as if chatting. After a while, another fish swam over and joined them. I don't understand what they're saying, and if only I were a fish, that would be great!

Wednesday, November 24 Sunny.

In the morning, when we were about to leave for school, my mother and I saw that the "black bubble" could no longer swim, as if it was about to die. So, my mother hurriedly went to put a bucket of water, fished the fish into the bucket, and went out. After school, I saw the "black bubble" swimming happily again.

It turned out that the water was too muddy in the morning and the fish lacked oxygen.

Thursday, November 25 Sunny.

At night, I lay on the edge of the fish tank and watched the little goldfish swim freely in the water. After looking at it for a long time, I noticed that when the tail and fins of the little goldfish did not move, it stopped quietly in the water; When the fins of the little goldfish are paddling and the tail is not swinging from side to side, it keeps moving forward; When the fins of the little goldfish are paddling and the tail is swinging from side to side, it turns as it advances. I finally understood that the tail of the little goldfish was like the rudder of a ship, which was used to grasp the direction; And the fins of the little goldfish are like the pulp of the boat, which is used for rowing.

Sunday, February 20, 2011 Sunny Today, I selected ten soybeans and raised them in the "home" I carefully made for them, this "home" is three or four sheets of paper towels that I have soaked, I first put the soybeans on top of the wet wipes, and then put them into a glass, let them sleep comfortably in it, and have a sweet dream. Monday, February 21, 2011 Sunny Early this morning, I got up and went to observe the soybeans. Yikes!

Every soybean is like a fat doll that has drunk enough water, very cute! To make their lives more comfortable, I poked small holes in paper towels and let the beans lie in these little holes! Wednesday, February 23rd, 2011 Rain Come and see!

Come and see! The small yellow soybeans that have drunk enough water are stronger and stronger! It was so full that it was about to burst, and two small yellow soybean sprouts couldn't wait to emerge to see the beautiful scenery outside!

Friday, February 25th, 2011 Sunny ah! The yellow beans have finally sprouted! Douban opened up angrily, all of them were as powerful as sentinels on the grassland, as if to say:

We are not fatter and cuter than anyone, but stronger and more persevering than anyone! "The green leaves can't wait to poke out their pointed heads and look around! Sunday, February 27, 2011 Sunny The roots of the soybeans have grown!

The tender yellow filaments resemble the long beard of an old grandfather. The "beard" is quite firm on the tissue, greedily absorbing the moisture from the tissue, like a small tree that has just been planted! In the future, I will take care of them more carefully, be a serious and responsible little gardener, water them a little every day, and let them grow happily!