Crecimiento Planta Nicolas Torrado 11-2 by Nicolas Torrado carreño

First Week

ntorradocarreno — 2025-07-07 18:56:21 UTC

Week #1: In the first week, I decided to undertake the project of planting beans, so I acquired three beans from the store. Upon returning home, I meticulously placed them on a bed of cotton soaked in water. My daily routine included adding a small amount of water to maintain the cotton's moisture and ensure the germination process didn't stop. When I couldn't water them, my parents also helped me care for the plant, and every day I observed its slow growth and development.

Second Week

ntorradocarreno — 2025-07-07 19:01:20 UTC

Week #2: During the second week, I was hospitalized due to health issues, which prevented me from closely monitoring my plant's progress. Because of my illness, I couldn't personally monitor the plant's growth. However, thanks to my parents' constant help and care, the plant managed to survive while I was in the hospital. Their dedication was crucial for my little project to continue until I could return home and take over its care myself. This period demonstrated the importance of family support in unexpected moments.

Third Week

ntorradocarreno — 2025-07-07 19:06:35 UTC

Week #3: During the third week, although I was still recovering from my illness, I was finally home and able to personally care for my plant, which brought me great satisfaction. At this time, with much excitement, I noticed that it had started to grow significantly; it was no longer just the small beans, but they now had a slightly larger and noticeably long stem emerging from them. It was then that I began to firmly believe that it would be better to move the plant from there so it could grow freely without restriction.

Fourth Week

ntorradocarreno — 2025-07-07 19:20:23 UTC

Week #4:During the fourth week, I noticed my plant kept growing and needed support to continue its development. My dad, ingeniously, built a small tripod for it to lean on and grow better. Even though I was busy, I could see tiny leaves emerging on the plant, which was starting to look like a true plant in its purest form. The plant was also noticeably taller. That's how the week went, with my constant care and watering, as I watched it thrive daily and confirmed that my effort was worthwhile.

Fifth Week

ntorradocarreno — 2025-07-07 19:26:23 UTC

Week #5: During the fifth week, the plant was noticeably larger, more vibrant, and beautiful. Its leaves were a healthy green and firm, while its stem, though still a bit weak, had a great color that brought life to the plant. The plant still relied on the support to stay firm, but it didn't seem as dependent on it as before when it was smaller. This week, I was also quite busy, so my parents took charge of watering the plant and ensuring its safety, securing its continuous growth and vitality and allowing it to flourish under their watchful eyes.

Sixth Week

ntorradocarreno — 2025-07-07 19:34:56 UTC

Week #6: During the sixth week, the plant exceeded my expectations completely; it was notably much taller and firmer, with barely any trace of the original bean residues. Its leaves looked a bit droopy because I'd forgotten to water them for a few days, but after I started caring for them again, they returned to looking good and vibrant. In this period, the plant grew considerably well, although a week after the photo was taken, I unfortunately had an accident with the plant and it almost died, which was a big scare. Fortunately, it's now fine and has recovered, and I just hope the plant continues to grow strong and healthy.