Growing Bean Plants: Essential Knowledge

In this video, Melisa and Luca demonstrate how to grow a bean plant. They start by introducing the materials needed: beans, cotton wool, pots or jars, and water. The process involves placing cotton wool in a jar, adding beans, and watering them. The jar is then placed by a window for sunlight. Once roots appear, the bean is transplanted into soil. The video concludes with a recap of the steps to ensure successful bean growth.

What materials are needed to start growing a bean plant?

• Beans, cotton wool, pots or jars, and water

• Beans, soil, pots, and fertilizer

• Beans, sand, pots, and water

• Beans, cotton wool, pots, and sunlight

What can be used as an alternative to cotton wool in the jar?

• Sand

• Kitchen paper

• Tissue paper

• Soil

How much water should be added to the cotton wool?

• Enough to make it all wet

• No water is needed

• Just a few drops

• Enough to make it slightly damp

Where should the jar be placed for optimal growth?

• In the refrigerator

• Next to a window

• In a dark cupboard

• Under a lamp

What indicates that the bean is ready to be moved to soil?

• The bean becomes soft

• The bean changes color

• The bean has roots

• The bean splits open

What is the final step after the bean has grown roots?

• Move the bean to a pot with soil

• Add more water to the jar

• Add fertilizer to the jar

• Place the jar in a darker spot

What is the daily requirement for the bean plant to continue growing?

• Fertilizer

• Water

• Pruning

• Shade