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My hypothesis was supported by the experiment as the Miracle Gro Tomato Plant fertilizer that was made of manmade chemicals, helped the tomato plant grow the most. I think the experiment could have gone differently depending on what the root bulbs were and how the plants were exposed to different threats of wildlife. It would be interesting to see if the kind of man made fertilizer would affect the plant's growth as the kind of fertilizer used was specifically designed for tomato plants.

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May 31 (Final Observations)

Plant Height: MG:13 ½ Bat:9 ½ H2O:10 ½

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May 16

Plant Height:All started at 4 inches. (When potted)

Potted all plants | Figured out fertilization schedules | Fertilized and/or watered all plants | Figured out Variables | Started writing down notes for experiment | Figured out ¾ gallon water is too much water, changing to ½ gallon |

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May 24

Plant Height: MG:9.5 inch. BAT:6.5 inch. H2O:7.5 inch.

It seemed like the water surpassed the Bat Guano and the MG is the best so far

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May 27

Picked all of the blossoms of the tomato plants off. Blossoms=Less growth in height and more growth in fruit

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What type fertilizer helps the tomato plant’s growth the most?

-Fertilizer 1- Miracle Gro Tomato Plant Fertilizer (man-made)

-Fertilizer 2- Bat Guano (Natural)

-Fertilizer 3- No fertilizer (Just H20)

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If I use Miracle Gro Tomato Plant Fertilizer, a man-made fertilizer made specifically made for growing plants, then it will increase the plant’s growth the most out of the other fertilizers.

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Three plant pots

Three tomato plants

One bag of Miracle Gro tomato plant fertilizer

One bin of bat guano

Watering Can

Hose Water

Measuring cup (Used for both fertilizers)

Labels

Pen

Basic potting soil

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Independent

Type of and/or if fertilizer is used on plant every three days

Dependent

Quantitative: Height of plant in the end
Qualitative:Healthiness of plant in the end

Controlled

Amount of sunlight plants received | Amount of fertilizer plants got | Amount of water plants got | Type of potting soil used | Pots | Type/Amount of fertilizer used per fertilization | Type of watering can |

Undetermined

If wildlife will get into plants| Root bulb structure |

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FERTILIZING/WATERING THE PLANTS

1. Scoop one scoop of fertilizer from Miracle Gro Bag

2. Mix into 3/4 gallon of water (in watering can) to create a fertilizer+water solution

3. Fertilize plant with the solution until you think it has can't hold any more

4. Do exact same thing for Bat Guano (Even same scooper and measurements)
Do this every three days for the bat guano and Miracle Gro plants

5. Water the plants every day

6. Just water the h2o plant daily, no fertilizer used in experiment for this plant

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POTTING THE PLANTS

1. Put soil into each pot

2. Put all three tomato plants into the filled pots

3. Label each plant either Miracle Gro, Bat guano or just h2o

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Growing Tomatoes In The Home Garden | Ohioline Extension | Retrieved January 17, 2017, from

http://ohioline.osu.edu/factsheet/HYG-1624

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Tomatoes For The Home Garden | University of Tennessee Extension pdf | Retrieved January 19, 2017, from

https://extension.tennessee.edu/publications/Documents/SP291-K.pdf

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Growing Home Garden Tomatoes | University Of Missouri Extension | Retrieved January 17, 2017, from

http://extension.missouri.edu/p/G6461