The hypothesis is that watering the plant with too little or too much fertilizer will slow down plant growth.

You will divide 15 pots into 5 groups, each with 3 plants. Each group will be watered with a different concentration of fertilizer. You will measure the average height of the plants after 10 days.

You will need 1 packet of radish seeds, 15 plastic pots, soil, Hasta Gro fertilizer, tap water, a ruler, 5 plastic containers, and a measurement cup.

The results showed that the plants in group C, which had followed the recommended concentration of fertilizer, had the fastest growth in 10 days. The plants in group A and group E, which used concentration of fertilizers either too little or too much, had the slowest growth in the 10 days.

This science project is interesting because it shows how important it is to use the correct amount of fertilizer for optimal plant growth.

Variations of this experiment could include testing different types of plants, such as bamboo or beans, or different brands of fertilizer.

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