1. Pour 250mL soil into each plastic bowl

2. Plant 5 chickpeas into each bowl

3. With the marker, write hot on one bowl, room temp. on another, and cold on the last bowl

4. First take the thermometer and put it in the kettle. Then take 30 mL of water and put it into the kettle so the water can heat up until 32°.

5. Take 30 mL of water and put it in a cup. Then place the thermometer in the cup. Take the cup and put it into the fridge

6. Take the thermometer and put it in another cup that is filled with 30 mL of water. Leave the cup out until it reaches 25 degrees celcius.

7. At 6:00 PM, water each plant.

8. Record data

9. Repeat steps 5-9 daily for 28 days.

Results

Temperature of Water Affects Height of Chickpeas Data Table Averages for All Group Members

Lessons Learned

◘ 32°C water is the best for plants.

•  The temperature of water could have changed by the time it reached the plants.
•  Outside temperature could have affected the plants as well.
•  Not everything was constant because the plants were in different houses with different enviorments in each house.
• Although hot water kills the roots of plants, the plants that were watered with the hottest water grew pretty tall.
• The water might not have been hot/cold/warm enough to be considered hot/warm/cold.

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