The growth of mung beans will change every day in the first seven days. The specific changes are as follows.

Seven-day growth record of mung beans:

On the first day, after a day of soaking, the white and fat "seed players" of mung beans grew small tails. Poke small holes densely with needles at the bottom of the disposable cup, put the mung beans wrapped in wet paper towels into the cup, and then wait...

The next day, all the mung beans were taken out Long braids. In the morning, only one mung bean sprouted. In the evening, it changed from "infancy" to "infancy". After removing the wet paper towel, after some sorting, the mung beans 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 a faint blush appears on their "faces". At night, they grow slim "long legs", some light purple, some dark red. Some even grew cute "little ears", and their beige "ears" smiled towards the sun.

On the fourth day, the bean sprouts grew much taller, already as tall as my little finger, and had two green-yellow cotyledons. The beans that had turned slightly purple were slightly cracked.

On the fifth day, the green and yellow leaves were thin and long, the weak branches were very resilient, and the bean sprouts were as tall as a pen.

On the sixth day, the bean sprouts had grown thin and long roots, which were intertwined. The originally plump mung beans have turned into dark purple and shriveled. Half of the bean sprouts that are the same length from top to bottom will soon be longer than the other half. The green leaves are thin and long, with veins growing out and spreading to both sides.

On the seventh day, the bean sprouts have begun to wither, and the leaves have turned yellow and drooped. They are not as vibrant as usual and stand proudly.