Seven-day growth record of mung bean:
On the first day, after a day of soaking, mung bean was a white and fat "seed player" with a small tail. Punch a hole in the bottom of the disposable cups with a needle, put the mung bean wrapped in a wet tissue into the cup, and then wait. ...
The next day, all the mung beans pulled out long braids. In the morning, only one mung bean germinated. At night, it changed from "infancy" to "infancy". After some finishing, mung beans have entered the "growth" stage again. ...
On the third day, in the morning, the beans were lying in a mess. Their "legs" have grown a lot, and their "faces" have a faint blush. At night, they grow slender "long legs", some are light purple and some are deep red. Some have lovely "small ears" and beige "ears" smile at the sun.
On the fourth day, the bean sprouts grew much taller, as high as my little finger, with two green and yellow cotyledons, and the slightly purple beans cracked slightly.
On the fifth day, the green leaves are thin and long, but the fragile branches are very resilient, and the bean sprouts are as high as pens.
On the sixth day, bean sprouts have grown long thin roots and are intertwined. The originally full mung bean has become purple and withered, and half of the bean sprouts with the same length will soon be longer than the other half. The green leaves are thin and long, and they have grown veins and opened to both sides.
On the seventh day, the bean sprouts began to wither, and the leaves turned yellow and drooped, not standing proudly as usual.