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Title: What is a good plant to do a science experiment with? Post by: Fullcircle on Jan 22, 2014 I'm doing a science fair experiment that involves plants. I need a plant that will grow to be no more than 5-10 inches tall with in one month of germination, is not a philodrendon plant, is a plant that I can acquire seeds of the plant, and germination period of the seeds is less than 2 weeks. If you have any idea of that sort of plant or a plant that you have successfully conducted a science fair experiment on then please help me by answering my question!
Title: What is a good plant to do a science experiment with? Post by: leshawn on Jan 22, 2014 I think pea or bean plants would work well.
Title: What is a good plant to do a science experiment with? Post by: davdwmck on Jan 22, 2014 Some kind of brassica; a mustard or a cress. These seeds should be easy to find.
Title: What is a good plant to do a science experiment with? Post by: fish44447 on Jan 22, 2014 Radishes are often used because of their quick germination and growth.
Title: What is a good plant to do a science experiment with? Post by: miap27 on Jan 22, 2014 Brassica. But peas worked for Mendel.
Title: What is a good plant to do a science experiment with? Post by: tonyeye on Jan 22, 2014 As curious orange suggested mustard may be your best bet. Weeds like clover seem to have a complete cycle in less than a month. They play havoc with my lawn.
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