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Using diffrent waters for growing plants

CYSF · 2025

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Overview

Using diffrent waters to grow the plants

Hypothesis

I think that the pedialyte will make the plant grow faster because the pedialyte has a bunch of sodium and natural things for the environment.

Research

What is photosynthesis and why plants need it

Variables

Temperature

Amount of soil

Same growing space

Procedure

First, i put around ¼ of a cup of soil into my 4x4 growing box

• then , I put in two sugar daddy peas into each

• I put 4 tsp of each liquid to each box *

• Waited for each plant to grow

*I used ginger ale, pedialyte, normal water and salt water*

*the salt water did not grow

Observations

I have a log book that I will be bringing

Analysis

When in used the different liquids for my project, i used salt water, ginger ale, normal water, and pedialyte. The salt water didn't grow and the pedialyte, the normal water, and ginger ale grew instead.

Conclusion

IN CONCLUSION, MY HYPOTHESIS WAS HALF WRONG HALF RIGHT.

The salt water did not grow because the salt is not nutrients to the plant.

Application

FARMERS, LABS WHO GROW PLANTS

Sources Of Error

Somthing that went wrong was the salt water did not grow at all*

* the ginger ale grew but not very much

Citations

i am giving credit to learn easy science for them helping me with my reserch on photosynthesis

Acknowledgement

Thank you to my mom and my dad for supporting me and buyoing the supplise that I needed

Awards (1)

  • HONOURABLE MENTION

Competition history

  • CYSF 2025 Category not listed

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