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Question by not_aleg
November 17, 2005
For my project I am doing How will human medicine will affect a plant. All I need to do is for a scientists to answer 5 questions. Oh sorry for sending so much. The plant I am planting is mongo beans.
1.Is there a special time to water the plant to get good affects?
2.What type of soil is good for growing the plant with human medicine?
3.What type of soil is bad?
4.Does the size of the pot matter?
5.Does the type of water change hot the plant will grow?
If you answered the question already can you send the answer again.


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Answer from NGA
November 17, 2005
This Q&A service is intended to help home gardeners with their gardening questions. We are not able to help in detail with science fair or individual school projects, although I did answer many questions for you earlier. However, this service is not intended to design experiments or demonstrations for you. I would strongly suggest you work with your teacher or adviser to research your topic in more detail, then consult with local authorities for answers to your more specific questions. They will be more familiar with your local conditions and materials. You might try the Agronomy or Botany department at the local university, for example.

To help start your research, you might try identifying your plant by its botanical name and use google. I believe you are growing a type of Vigna, possibly either V. radiata or V. mungo. In a quick search I am not able to find much information about growing this bean except as a sprouted seed crop intended for fresh eating or canning. Here are links to some information about it.

http://www.hort.purdue.edu/new...

http://www.rain.org/greennet/d...

Best of luck with your project!

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