My exquisite padlet by WISTON ALEXIS PACHECO MARTINEZ

wistonpachecomar — 2025-09-01 20:30:40 UTC

first day, I put a little cotton ball inside the glass. I placed the bean on top, snugly. Then I moistened the cotton ball with a little water. I made sure it wasn't too dry or too wet. I left the glass in a well-lit area. That was the beginning of the bean experiment.

wistonpachecomar — 2025-09-01 20:40:45 UTC

On the second day, I checked the beans in the glass with cotton. I noticed the cotton was still moist and the beans hadn't moved. There were still no roots or stems. However, the seed seemed a little more swollen. I added a few drops of water to keep it moist. So I continued waiting for germination to begin.

wistonpachecomar — 2025-09-01 20:45:00 UTC

On the third day, he observed the bean in the glass again. The cotton was still damp, and I made sure it didn't dry out. The seed was now looking a little more open. On one side, he began to notice a small crack. This indicated that the root would soon emerge. Thus began the true germination process.

wistonpachecomar — 2025-09-01 21:07:32 UTC

On the fourth day, I noticed a significant change in the bean.

A small, white root was already beginning to emerge from the crack.

It was clear that the seed was alive.

The cotton kept it firm and moist.

The bean seemed to open up a little more.

It was exciting to see the beginning of its real growth.

wistonpachecomar — 2025-09-01 21:14:50 UTC

On the fifth day, the seeds showed very clear progress. A white root was already visible, penetrating the cotton. The root grew a little further downward. The bean was more open and better shaped. The cotton remained moist to maintain its growth. Thus, the plant began to develop more vigorously.

wistonpachecomar — 2025-09-01 21:20:07 UTC

On the sixth day, the bean showed a noticeable change. The seed opened further, revealing a green color inside. The small stem was beginning to emerge. The cotton will keep it firm and moist for better growth. The bean was larger and had a different shape. Thus, the germination process continued.

wistonpachecomar — 2025-09-01 21:27:57 UTC

On the seventh day, the bean opened a little more. You can see the green part of the seed better. The white root continues to grow outside the cotton, and the bean continues to grow.

wistonpachecomar — 2025-09-01 23:30:16 UTC

In the eighth photo, the bean died. I don't know why it died, maybe because of the lack of water or the sun.