I really need your help!! please my projects due sooooonnnn!

[nana]

For my science project i need a plant that will grow fast please. any suggestions??? i need a plant that will grow in at least 2 weeks please reply soon my project due in 3 weeks!!!!!!!!!! thank you soo much even if you dont answer thanks for reading!

[nana]

For my science project i need a plant that will grow fast please. any suggestions??? i need a plant that will grow in at least 2 weeks please reply soon my project due in 3 weeks!!!!!!!!!! thank you soo much even if you dont answer thanks for reading!

[deleted-71417]

Hi,

I volunteered in a sixth grade science classroom last year and they did a rpjecton hdronics. The plant they used was radishes, and I suspect that is yuur best bet for a fast growing plant.

Also check out this aite on Wisonsin Fast Plants:

http://www.carolina.com/category/living ... agodMSHUsA

Some other ideas:

https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... f=3&t=2570

https://www.sciencebuddies.org/science- ... f=4&t=1268



Good Luck!

Barrett Tomlinson

[MelissaB]

Hi,

i think you will need plants artificially selected to grow fast, like these: http://www.fastplants.org/. Note that Science Buddies does not endorse this website, and that this website is trying to get you to buy the plants they're showcasing. I believe corn also sprouts quickly, but it certainly would not grow to its full height in two weeks.

[MelissaB]

To add to my reply, please keep all of your posts in a single thread. In this case, the life sciences forum is the best forum for your question. I have thus moved your posts and merged the threads.

[deleted-39130]

Hi Nana!

I don't mean to be rude, but I don't think that doing a plant project is the best decision for you. Even though your plant will probably grow in enough time, you won't have much time to set up an exhibit, write a paper, or compile your findings. Have you taken the topic survey wizard? It's really helpful and you can set a time limit that is more manageable.

Hope this helps! (I'm sorry if this sounds mean; I'm not trying to make fun of you or your ideas.)

Lydiabob

P.S. This all depends on your assignment and your project. As I'm not an expert, there is a HUGE possibility that I'm wrong.

[sunmoonstars]

My daughter and I recently grew some peas we got from the museum. they grow on vines, which grow quickly. you might consider some type of vine.

[sciencebuddies_001]

Maybe you should try another topic. there are fast growing plants on this website, you can choose one you like or defnitely ask your teacher to assign a new topic for you.

http://www.floridata.com/lists/fast_growing_plants.cfm

[sciencebuddies_001]

i didn't mean to be rude