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(Green spring onions)

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Experimental one and two grew at a rather slow pace at first. However, as time passed, the growth increased. The growth was varied. The control group grew pretty well, it seemed slow but picked up in grow to about 0.2-0.5 grams every 4 days. The height however didn't change that much for any of the plants. Experimental one started deteriorating over time because of unknown reasons. Ultimately, all three plants died.

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Experimental #2

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Experimental #1

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Control

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If there's more water in our plant, then the more it will grow.

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Independent Variable - The amount of water.
Dependent Variable - The height and mass of the plant

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We put more water than what was in the control groups, and again we put no soil.

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We put in just water, however it was less than what was in the control group. We didn't put any soil inside.

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Information should include:
1. What is the scientific name of the plant?
Allium Fistlosum.

2. What type of plant is it?
It's an Allium Fistulosum, part of the Allium species.

3. Where did the plant originate from geographically?
The green spring onion is indigenous to China and Australia.

4. What are the ideal environmental growing conditions?
The temperature should be 65-86 degrees F.

5.  What is the length of time for maturity from seed?

It takes about 8-12 weeks.

6. What is the length of time for maturity from regeneration?
It's about 7 weeks.

7. What are at least 3 Interesting facts about your plant?
1. Green onions are also known as scallions and salad onions.
2. Green onions can be a form of medicine.
3. A green onion can be any kind of onion, and are harvested before they bulb.
4. Green onions have a more milder taste than regular onions.
5. Green onions contain very low calories.

http://www.theartofdoingstuff.com/growing-spring-onions-from-onion-stumps-an-experiment/

http://www.veggiegardener.com/veggies/green-onions/

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What are you keeping consistent between your control and experimental groups?
We are using the exact same water, and the same item, which in our case is the green spring onion. We are also using the same containers for each of the plants.

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Our plant grew more than we expected. When we first attempted this, our plant wasn't growing that much. We decided to change the set up, hence we didn't put any soil in our second attempt to grow. And luckily, our plant grew to 2 grams!
The onion showed cell differentiation as it started to sprout more shoots, and grow. The shoots would divide, and multiply in number after every couple of days. The water was absorbed by the shoots, and the height of the shoots proved that. The mass also started to grow as more of the roots started to grow, divide, and multiply.

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Experimental 1 (grams)   Experimental 2 (grams)   Control (grams)
Day 1:  0.4 grams                         0.4 grams                            0.4 grams
Day 4: 0.43 grams                      0.42 grams                          0.43 grams
Day 8: 0.49 grams                      0.47 grams                          0.51 grams
Day 12: 0.52 grams                      0.52 grams                         0.55 grams
Day 16: 0.55 grams                      0.54 grams                           0.6 grams
Day 18: 0.6 grams                        0.6 grams                             0.8 grams
Day 22:  0.8 grams                       0.8 grams                             1 gram
Day 26:  1.2 grams                       1.4 grams                             1.5 grams
Day 30: 1.5 grams 1.8 grams 2 grams

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Experimental 1                 Experimental 2                 Control
Day 1: 5 cm                       5 cm                                   5 cm
Day 4: 5 cm                       5 cm                                   5 cm
Day 8: 5 cm                       5 cm                                   5 cm
Day 12: 5 cm                     5.2 cm                               5.1 cm
Day 16: 5 cm                     5.2 cm                               5.3 cm
Day 18: 5.1 cm                 5.2 cm                                5.4 cm
Day 22: 5.1 cm                 5.2 cm                                5.4 cm
Day 26: 5.1 cm                 5.3 cm                                5.4 cm
Day 30: 5.1 cm                  5.3 cm                                  5.4 cm