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Question
Name of the seed: ______
The date on which you planted them: ______
The day you observe something coming out of the soil, start filling the table:
| Date | Height of the plant (in cm) | Number of seen leaves | Any other change |
To find the height of a plant use thread and then measure it on the scale.
Solution
Name of the seed: Mustard (Sarson)
The date on which you planted them: 3rd October 2013
The day you observe something coming out of the soil, start filling the table:
| Date | Height of the plant (in cm) | Number of seen leaves | Any other change |
| 10th October | 1 cm | 2 | No |
| 11th October | 1.5 cm | 3 | No |
| 12th October | 2.5 cm | 4 | Steam became thicker |
| 14th October | 4 cm | 6 | Steam became even more thcker |
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