The lentils started sprouting at day 3! Those were the last ones he thought would sprout because they were the smallest, so he got a kick out of it. The Black Eyed Peas sprouted on Day 8 and the Pinto Beans on Day 9! We check them every morning, so the results are based off the morning assessment :)
Here's the photos from today!
I use to love doing this with my kids so they could watch the full growth of seeds to plants. Great learning lesson!
ReplyDeletegreat experiment. I should try this with my kids. My son planted apple seeds and they grew in a house plant pot.
ReplyDeleteI should do this with the 2 yr old. She is crazy smart and I bet she would love doing it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteI completely forgot about starting seeds this way. We just planted a garden and some of my seedlings did not do so well. I will try it this way.
ReplyDeleteHow neat! I remember doing this in school as a child, and totally forgot about it! What a great way to start seeds for gardening! Thanks for the reminder! LOL!
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