The hypothesis is that light and dark will have an effect on seed germination.

You will mix gelatin, add liquid fertilizer, and place seeds on the gelatin. Then, wrap one jar in aluminum foil and place them side by side in a warm area with indirect sunlight. Check them each day to compare how and when they germinate.

You will need unflavored gelatin, hydrogen peroxide, isopropyl alcohol, liquid house plant food, disinfecting hand soap, household disinfectant, tap water, seeds, clear jars with lids, a measuring cup, forceps or tweezers, a spoon, glass rod, or other stirring instrument, transparent tape, and aluminum foil.

The results showed that seeds germinated in both the light and the dark. The stems in the dark grew the tallest, and the leaves in the light were more green.

This science project is interesting because it shows how light and dark can affect the germination of seeds.

Experiment variations to consider include using different types of seeds, different amounts of light, and different temperatures.

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