Three diaries of plant observation.

I used a plastic bottle, filled it with some soil, planted several mung beans, watered them, and began to wait for the mung beans to sprout.

A few days later, both Hushi Duomo and Mung Bean successfully produced green seedlings. I looked at them and felt that they were fighting with sharp broadswords like knights, trying to figure out who was the first to emerge and who could see the wonderful world outside.

A few days later, I found that my bean sprouts have grown tall and grown up. I measured it with a ruler, but I didn't expect it to grow two centimeters faster and one millimeter slower. I am so happy that I hope the mung beans I grow will grow faster and faster.

About three or four days later, when I went to see my bean sprouts again, I found that they were a little longer. Although I am happy, I am still a little disappointed, perhaps because I can't measure how long their roots are. Because if you have the length of roots, you can know what their total length is, which slightly narrows my doubts about these mung bean seedlings.

After a period of time, these bean sprouts grew some round little things inexplicably. I looked around and didn't know what it was, so I asked my mother. I didn't know it was their fruit until I asked! But I want to take them off again. I like this little thing very much, but I still hold back. See what else will grow.

Through this incident, I understand that everything should be patient, but not anxious.

Chapter 2: Observing my favorite asparagus.

There are many beautiful and famous flowers on my balcony. But the smallest and most inconspicuous asparagus in the corner of the balcony is my favorite and cherished plant.

Asparagus is light green when it first grows leaves. As she grew up, the color turned green. The leaves are yellowish. Look at her getting bigger, as beautiful as maple leaves in autumn.

The branches of asparagus are light green, and the color below is brown with a little green. There are branches on the branches, and the more they go up, the more tender they become. At the tip of the blade, you can hardly see any green, only a little yellow. The leaves spread to the left and right, and the leaves are as thin as silver needles. Who would have thought that such a beautiful plant was created by nature?

Whether it is cold or hot. No matter whether it is windy or rainy, asparagus is still so strong and tenacious. Asparagus orientation is a good example for us to be human. The wind will only make asparagus softer; Rain will only make asparagus more beautiful. No matter what you encounter, you can't resist the persistence of asparagus.

Chapter 3: Observing the plants in the community.

Walking in the community this evening, I thought of the homework assigned by the science teacher. I decided to observe all kinds of plants in the community from a "scientific" perspective.

The plants in our community are typical varieties of Ningbo, mainly including trees, flowers, herbs and fungi.

Qiao Muyou: camphor; Ginkgo biloba, known as the living fossil; A symbol of noble pine trees; A osmanthus tree whose flowers can make tea; There are also humble elms with crooked necks standing on both sides of the main road.

Flowers bloom all year round in the community. They are: azaleas and wisteria that bloom in spring; Gardenia and crape myrtle in summer; In autumn, the low osmanthus trees also come to join in the fun; There are two kinds of camellias: one is open in spring and grows taller; The other is in winter, and it is short, only more than a foot high; There are also Chinese rose flowers, which bloom every month.

Grassland is the least noticeable in the community: large lawns are planted artificially; The others are weeds. They are tenacious and happy. I know plantain and clover, but I don't know some.

There is also a special plant in the community-the world's smallest house "mushroom". Especially after a light rain, you will find many small mushrooms in the grass and under the big tree.

In the community, most plants are green. The leaves of these trees and flowers shine like a layer of wax. Only ginkgo trees are deciduous plants. In autumn, its leaves turn yellow and fall. Weeds are all millet, and they all die in autumn.

I learned a lot through observation and combining with science books. How wonderful nature is!

Chapter four: Observe the big jujube tree in the neighbor's house.

There is a big and tall jujube tree in my neighbor's house. I found that it is composed of three parts: trunk, leaves and roots. I heard from my father that its circumference is seventy or eighty centimeters, and I can't carry it alone. Its branches stick out like a pair of huge arms. Every spring, jujube trees are covered with colorful yellow flowers, hanging on the branches, which is particularly beautiful. After a period of change, small flowers blossom and bear fruit. In autumn, the dates on the jujube tree are ripe, and those pearl-like dates look like countless stars all over the sky.

On the rest day, I go to pick the day with my children. Some beat them with sticks, some threw them with stones, and some courageous people climbed up the tree to pick dates. Put one in your mouth, it's crisp and sweet, delicious! Everyone is looking for fun from picking dates, and everyone is having a good time.

Chapter 5: Observing Impatiens and Chlorophyll

As soon as I got up this morning, I went to see my impatiens and chlorophytum. They seem to have changed a little.

I found that the leaves of red impatiens should be dry, but after I watered them, I didn't expect their leaves to turn green. The leaves that should have turned yellow absorbed water and grew vigorously. Suddenly I found a bug lying on branches and leaves. I don't know what it is doing. Are you attracted by those bright greens to "steal food"? I quickly called my mother to take it alive. Impatiens have several flowers and bones. The flowers that opened before returning home have already produced "seed bags". Those seed bags are ripe and will explode at the slightest touch. Now some flowers are still in full bloom and some have withered. Those flowers that have not yet opened are in bud, showing great strength. The purple impatiens is not so lush, the flowers are sparse, and the leaves look less robust, but he is still trying to be the first. The flowers that have just been thanked have also been planted, and some new leaves have turned green. I believe that after my labor, it will bloom more luxuriantly.

The leaves of that pot of chlorophytum are greener and more tender. There are almost no yellow leaves. It is so healthy that it shows its strong vitality in the scorching sun. Yes, what are you afraid of? Don't look at it so inconspicuous. As long as it has the spirit of struggle, it dares to fight the heat. What a strong chlorophytum! Small plants dare to resist such a hot environment. How can we children be intimidated by difficulties? You see such a small chlorophytum, not afraid of heat and difficulties, so let's learn its spirit, study hard and climb bravely.

How's it going? I raise it well! Impatiens are beautiful, and chlorophytum is also beautiful. You also have a look! Today's harvest is really a lot, and I know so much.

Chapter 6: Observing Soilless Plants

This year's Arbor Day, I tried to plant a pot of love grass with a new cultivation method. I'm telling you, it's soilless culture! You will definitely ask: what is useless? Water? No, I use the most popular ceramic carbon ball culture, which is called "ceramic carbon ball negative ion culture". The characteristics of planting with pottery carbon balls are clean, which will naturally release negative ions to purify the air after contact with water. It also has the function of water purification, and it is sterile and insect-free, which makes the planting more beautiful. How's it going? Does that sound tempting?

Start planting grass! First of all, I pour the green, white and red pottery carbon balls into a small glass container that is not broken, add water to the same height as the pottery carbon balls, so that the pottery carbon balls can completely absorb water, then evenly sprinkle the seeds of love grass on the pottery carbon balls, water them once a day, and pay attention to moisturizing. Next, we look forward to the germination and long leaves of these grasses!

On the first day, the seed lay quietly on the pottery carbon ball, but I felt that the volume could be a little bigger, and I didn't feel any different. I'm getting a little impatient. Two days later, the seeds in twos and threes began to spit out white and tender buds together. I am so excited! After that, the seeds germinated in a large area and the buds began to turn green slowly. On the fifth day, the seed became a seedling with two leaves! You can imagine how excited I am!

Now, more than half a month has passed, and my love grass is growing every day. The longer the heart-shaped Harrison is, the deeper the white root is. It brings me surprises and happiness every day.

Chapter 7: Observing Jasmine

There are two pots of jasmine in my house. Molly has lived in my house for three years, and after three years, Molly doesn't look very tall. It has been planted in a flowerpot. The branches are not so thick, and the skin is wrinkled, like the skin of a crocodile. Leaves are green and shiny, but they don't stay soft all the time. Green leaves, after a long time, will gradually grow old, harden, grow bigger and darken. In winter, the leaves of jasmine will wither and sprout again in spring.

When the flowers bloom, they are white and have a faint fragrance. From a distance, they shine like white jade. There are about seven or eight petals. They don't bloom one by one, but several flowers bloom together. Some flowers are alone in the branches, as if looking for a partner; Some three or five flowers together, as if whispering; There are seven or eight flowers together, as if in a meeting. Some are in bud, like shy little girls who dare not show their faces; Some are half open and half closed, like holding a face with delicate little hands; Others hold their heads in full bloom, dress up beautifully and show their beautiful smiling faces to people. Petals are like cradles, stamens are like babies in shaking blue. How interesting! Every time the flowers wither in summer, my mother will sprinkle chemical fertilizer on the flowerpot so that more and bigger flowers can bloom next time.

I love my jasmine, and I hope it can grow up healthily in our family.

Chapter 8: Observing Cactus

Early this morning, there was a strong wind outside the house, which made the leaves fly all over the sky.

Grandma is cleaning up her side dishes in front of the door, and I'll help. I saw many flowers planted by grandma withered, but one pot of plants was still green. Grandma said it was cactus. Cactus is ugly, shaped like a human palm, dark green, and its surface is covered with tiny spikes. Those spikes are like the "spears" of cactus, protecting it from harm. I looked up the information of cactus on the computer and learned that the body of cactus is a stem and those thorns are its leaves. It is that shape of leaves that protects cactus from harsh environment. Everything in the world is really amazing. They will change with the change of environment, and strive to adapt and survive. Shouldn't we humans also have this spirit?

Chapter 9: Observing "Plant Bullies"

I planted a plant myself last year, but I can't name it. This plant has just sprouted from a small bud to look like several plants from a distance, from an unremarkable seedling to occupying the whole flowerpot.

This little plant grows very fast, almost every day, every day and every night. In the past, there were many plants that could bathe in the sun in the flowerpot, but since the little plant grew out in June this year, other plants have been in the dark. Except for the plant that is taller than the small plant now, all the others have died one after another. It can be seen how lush this small plant is! I call it a "plant bully".

In fact, there are many things to observe in life. As long as you pay attention to observation, everything written in your mind can become an observation diary. If you write well, you can let others take a quick look. What can be observed in life is within reach. If you can't write it, it's only because you don't pay attention at ordinary times!

Chapter 10: Observing Sunflowers

This morning, I found that sunflower seedlings have grown much taller. I measured it with a ruler. The highest is 6.2 cm, and the lowest is 2.9 cm. In addition, two new green leaves have grown between the original two leaves. I think they are standing there motionless like tall and straight soldiers.

Because sunflowers grow in the direction of sunlight, all six seedlings grow in the same direction. Dad said it was phototropism of plants. In order to make them grow straight, we changed the direction of the flowerpots to see if they would grow straight.

I also found some small plants growing in the flowerpot, and these small plants are equally long.

Chapter 11: Observing orchids.

Thursday, March 24, 20 12 is fine.

On my balcony, there is a potted orchid.

Millet orchids have just sprouted green buds. The wind blows gently from the tender leaves of orchids. Orchids are like several mantises, jumping around, and their stems are like mantis tentacles, making them more realistic and really cute.

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It's finished! The buds of orchids grow out one by one. Today, Milan has sprouted some new buds! The new buds that have just grown are bright red and small. How cute! Yesterday's young leaves seem to be harder, not as soft as before. As we all know, dead leaves are the best material for fertilizing flowers. So, today I went to pick up some dead leaves and put them in the soil where orchids were planted to fertilize the lovely orchids.

The stem of m blue flower looks a little thick, dark brown and uneven, which makes you afraid to touch it, as if it has thorns. I forgot to introduce the stalk, and now I introduce it.

Saturday, March 26th, 2065, 438+02 sunny

In the morning, the sun rises slowly from the east. The sun shines on the windowsill of my house and on the bud of Milan.

Yesterday, the newly-grown "little red bud" slowly became bigger and greener under the sunlight. Yesterday's "hard" leaves have turned into a few soft leaves today, which feel very comfortable. The wind is blowing, and its graceful posture is like a little girl's long hair, swinging from side to side. Wow! I was surprised at the sight. I almost forgot to water and fertilize it. I quickly picked up a small bucket and watered Milan. He picked up some dead leaves and put them in the soil. Milan shook it over and over again, as if to say, "thank you, it's delicious!" " "

It rained on Sunday, March 27th, 20 12.

It's drizzling, and the leaves in Milan rustle in the wind.

A spring rain, with the wind entering the windowsill of my house, landed on the lovely green shoots in Milan.

Today, orchids have grown a lot; The stems have become thicker and stronger, but the green buds of orchids are not easily broken by strong winds.

The leaves of Milan orchids become bigger and greener, just like a few small umbrellas. The bird was afraid of rain, so it hid under the "small umbrella", and Milan Bud stroked the bird gently.

It's not easy to write. I like it before I go ~ (landing)