The hypothesis is that plants require sufficient water for a healthy growth rate, but over-watering plants will result in slower growth.

You will fill 10 pots with the same amount of soil, place 3 radish seeds in each pot, label the pots with the amount of water to be given to the plants every day, and measure the height of the plants on the 10th day.

You will need radish seeds, small plastic pots, soil, tap water, a measuring cylinder, a ruler, and a marker.

The experiment showed that the optimum amount of water required for optimum radish plant growth was between 30 ml to 50 ml. When the radish plants were watered with more than 60ml of water, slower plant growth was observed.

This science project is interesting because it shows how much water plants need to grow healthy and strong.

Variations of this experiment could include using different types of plants such as mung beans or chinese bamboo, or placing the plants in different environments such as under the sun, in a shaded area or indoors.

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