Here are the chias at their earliest stage! Thanks for all of the containers and pantyhose. this controlled experiement will be testing the variables of darkness, sunlight, extra carbon dioxide (talkig to the plants) and a mega dose of miracle grow. Wish us luck as we collect our results over the next few weeks!
Mr Forde :-)
Nice! ihad so much fun with the chia head making. My picture cam out funny though LOL. I wish i was at school but i have a fever :(. Talk to you soon mr.Forde
ReplyDeleteI hate my picture... still was fun though!
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I am glad you enjoyed setting up the chia heads.
ReplyDeleteI think that these grass seed plants will allow us to collect some interesting data about how different abiotic factors impact plant growth.
Mr. Forde :-)
I cant wait to find out what the end result is when the chia heads our done growing withough much light.
ReplyDeleteAlex L. :)
The chia's were a lot of fun to make! And I can't wait to see what they look like after a few weeks! But, I find it a little weird that the chia in the dark have grass and my group's chia (our's is using miracle grow)doesn't have any grass!
ReplyDelete~Janina
Hey Mr. Forde!
ReplyDeleteI think this project is really cool. I wonder what will happen in the end with the chias. Well now I have something to look forward to! See you in class.
By the way, do you think you could put the Super Jim video on your website? Thanks
Janine M. =]
Hi Janina... that's a great question. Let's see what happens!
ReplyDeleteHi Janine...no way...that video will not make it to prime time! :-)
Mr. F :-)
I loved making the chia heads(it was fun=D)! I hope the chia heads will grow well. I'm guessing the ones in the darkness will grow in a unique way, though.
ReplyDeleteI hav a question: does the diagram of photosynthesis have to be on regular lined paper with holes or plain paper with no holes? I know the size is 8 1/2 by 11 but I don't want to do the wrong thing and do it all over again.
ReplyDeleteHi Sherene,
ReplyDeleteI piece of printer paper will do fine.
Mr. F :-)
I predicet that my chia head will grow really good because it gets water sunlight and since i am in the group that talks to the plant it gets C02,and i hade a lot of fun doing it.
ReplyDeleteHasani Clarke
so far my chia head has only 1 whisker on it's side. It grows up so fast it even has facial hair. It was really fun
ReplyDeleteThanks for the reply, Mr.Forde. Now I can get started on that hw!
ReplyDeleteAt first I thought that the Chia heads that were in the closet would do bad and not grow that much. But then I realized that the Chias that were on the counter weren't getting a whole lot of light either other than the clieling lights so I was curious to see if the Chias in the closet had grew. When I took a peek at them I noticed that it had'nt effected the growth at all. But I did notice one thing, they were in a yellowish color, but the other chias were more green.
ReplyDelete-Sanju
Yo Forde i see ur doin the chia heads again
ReplyDeleteAnderson
Hey Mr.Forde! I loved the chia head experiment. My chia hair grew really long. I had to put fertilizer in mine. To me the fertilizer didn't have much effect ecause it looks the same as the rest of the chias.
ReplyDeleteCharlie C.:
P.S. Happy Halloween!
OH MY GOD Mr. Forde my chia head just like died haha but it was so much fun
ReplyDeletecourteney <3
Mr. Forde,
ReplyDeleteDo you know how much soil we put in the chia pets? i need it for the project.
Thank You
Hey Mr. Forde,
ReplyDeleteI was just wondering for the chia head project for the conclusion since my group's chia was kept in the closet why the grass was yellow or a lime green. I forgot the word to describe it.
Thanks,
Alex L. :)