Life Cycle of a Plant by Marquardt, Lorena M.

Seed

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Seeds grow new vegetables, succulents, flowers, and more. First you can go to any outdoor store and buy a pack of seeds or collect seeds from flowers and some vegetables from around the house. You next put the seed around a 1/4 of a inch from the top of the pot with dirt and water, keep the dirt moist. Which brings you to your next step sprouting.

Sprout

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Seeds germinate and shoot out string like texture under the soil. These are called roots or sprouts. The plants then produce buds or leaves that help create the future flower or vegetables. This helps with the growth of the plant. Make sure to keep the plant watered and in sun!

Seedling

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Seedlings are a young plant that develops from a seed. Seedlings are the final hight of the plant but is not fully develop. Also known as a young adult plant. Seedlings can be transplanted into a new pot if needed and are most commonly found in stores to buy. Seedlings are almost fully developed around 1-2 weeks away from being a adult plant.

Plant

marquardtlm19 — 2024-04-02 13:56:11 UTC

Woohoo you now have a plant! Plants are the final result from a seed. Plants have a stem, leaves, roots, and possible a flower. Sun and water are an important part for keeping your plant alive. This is a living thing that grew from soil and uses light as food. Plants can be used for cooking, baking, decoration, or medical help.

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