绿豆芽生长观察日记英文
Green Bean Sprout Growing Observation Diary
Day 1:
Today, I started my observation of the growth of green bean sprouts. I took a plastic cup and filled it with moist soil. I then placed a few green bean seeds on the soil, making sure they were evenly spaced. After gently covering the seeds with a thin layer of soil, I watered them and placed the cup near a window where it could receive sunlight.
Day 2:
I woke up this morning e某cited to see any signs of growth. To my surprise, I noticed that one of the seeds had already started to crack open, revealing a small white root. The other seeds appeared unchanged for now. I watered the soil to ensure it remained moist.
Day 3:
The sprout with the root has grown longer today and I can see a tiny stem emerging from the surface of the soil. The other seeds have also started to crack open, indicating that they are beginning to germinate. I continued to water the sprouts, being careful not to overwater them.
绿豆观察日记
Day 4:
The green bean sprouts are growing rapidly now. The first sprout has developed leaves, which are starting to unfurl. The other seeds have also produced roots and little stems. It is fascinating to observe the different stages of growth in each sprout. I continued to water them regularly and ensured they received adequate sunlight.
Day 5:
The sprouts are getting taller and stronger. The leaves have grown bigger and are now a vibrant green color. It is amazing how much they have grown in just a few days. I noticed that some of the sprouts have started to entangle their roots with each other. I decided to transplant them into separate cups to give each sprout enough space to grow.
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Day 7:
In conclusion, the growth of green bean sprouts is a fascinating process to observe. From the germination of seeds to the development of roots, stems, and leaves, each stage highlights the resilience and vitality of plants. Through daily watering and sunlight e某posure, these sprouts have transformed into miniature green bean plants within a week. This observation has further deepened my appreciation for nature's ability to nurture life.