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Explore We are going to need seeds and water and the sun is going to help the plants grow because the sun gives off vitamin D. We are going to need an appropriate location to store the plant where insects or other threats don't harm it. Most seeds require temperatures of 65° to 75°F to germinate. Plastic containers are more favorable because they retain more moisture. Make sure the container is clean and free of microorganisms that could harm the seed. Small seeds and those that require light need to be planted directly under the moist surface in order to begin germinating. Too much water can harm a plant and a greenhouse can protect a plant from cold weather. Providing good airflow can prevent disease and fungal infections.
Research Question Does buckwheat grow better inside or outside in a greenhouse ?
Predictions Buckwheat will grow better in a greenhouse because it will have the proper sunlight and heat.
Experimental Design Seeds Water Fertilizer? Containers for soaking and germinating the seeds, atleast 5 cm deep Plastic bags or empty water bottles Marker for labeling the containers About half the class time per day for 3 days for seed germination preparation, and then about 15-20 mins per day for seedling care Paper towels Going to be done inside and outside
Investigation Theme WOS
Grade Level High School Students (Grades 9,10,11,12)
School Name Griffin High School
Session Fall 2020

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