#hydroponics #plantgrowth #pineapplegrowing In this video, we conducted an interesting experiment: Which method is better for growing sweet potatoes, celery, and pineapplesāwater or soil?
šæ Sweet Potato Growth Comparison
We grew one sweet potato in water and another in soil. The soil-grown sweet potato sprouted in 20 days, grew leaves at 30 days, and became a lush, tree-like plant by day 50 with strong roots. The water-grown one, however, took 30 days to sprout, 42 days to develop a single root, and remained stunted even after 62 days. Why did it struggle to grow?
š„¬ Hydroponic Celery Experiment
We tested growing celery in water. At first, it grew slowly, but eventually, it developed roots. Concerned about the lack of nutrients in water, we transplanted it into soil, where it thrived with lush green leaves.
š Pineapple Growth Observation
We potted a pineapple to observe its ripening process. With nutrient-rich soil, it gradually turned yellow over 40 days and gave off a sweet aroma when ripe. After harvesting, we kept the pineapple top for hydroponic propagation, hoping to grow a new pineapple plant!
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