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First you empty each container of soil in the pots
Do this repeatedly and record the height of growth in the plants in your data table each day
Put both bean plants into the soil
Key Plant A: Plant B:
Water the control plant with 4 ounces of distilled water, and water the experimental plant with sugar mixed with 4 ounces of distilled water (daily)
Put both plants at a space on a windowsill where they can get a generous amount of sunlight
8 cm.
7 cm.
6 cm.
5 cm.
4 cm.
3 cm.
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
If sugar water is used in the place of distilled water, then the plant will grow bigger
Independent Variable
Experimental Controls
the amount of water being used each day, the types of plants being used, amount of sunlight, amount of soil, temperatures both plants are in
The bean plant being watered with distilled water
Analysis and Conclusion
Amount of sugar water added to the plant
Dependent Variable
The growth in the bean plant
The data was clear and very easy to read. When the plant was give water and sugar it could not thrive period. The plant was on death row and it wouldn't have taken another week for it to die completely. The death was gradual then all at once. Sugar water had a significant effect on the plant life. Supported by my data I conclude that my hypothesis was incorrect, and that plants grow better with pure water than they do with sugar water. Simple things that could have influenced the experiment were the positions on the windowsill, or the sugar water attracting bugs. My experiment also wasn't completely accurate because if it were to be deamed so I would have needed to use several bean plants and not just one to increase the validity of my hypothesis.
Do plants grow better with or without sugar water?