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From cotton to earth
From small to tall
You got there first
Quicker than them all
This experience came out by accident. We soaked chick peas a bit too long and some of them started to sprout. So we just put them on soaked cotton wool to let them continue their process which turned out into a full swing project!
The rat race!
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Climbing ahead of others
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That’s interesting, who knew?
It’s an old trick my kids used to come back with from kindergarten but I had no intention of repeating it so soon before summer holidays, as I explained in my post, it just happened…
Thanks for commenting, I appreciate your feedback:)
ok … will try this. It seems simple enough for me and my girl. xox lisa
Some things just happen and they are the easiest. This was one of them. You have to put them in a small pot of earth not long after its sprout is a bit longer than the one in the photo then, transfer to a bigger pot once it’s long enough to go round a stick. Wishing you a easy and good result!
I’m looking forwards to yours now 🙂
Very creative that you penned a poem out of the experience!
Thanks for the feedback! It’s appreciated. It wasn’t too hard to write, that one was truly the fastest to grow.
Enjoy summer 🙂
Happy summer to you too 🙂
I think I will have to try this with my grandkids….we’ve never grown chickpeas before…
and I agree a wonderful poem to go with it
Take Care…
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Thanks! I appreciate 🙂
Let me know (if you feel like it) if the experience was as easy as ours.
a wonderful experiment! I love the top image of them all sprouting on their soft warm bed!
Wow! you put it so beautifully it made me look at that picture in a totally different way.
Your words brought out beauty where I hadn’t seen it 🙂
Thanks for this kind comment.