Do Plants Feel Lonely?

A Scientific Study of Plants

Introduction
The purpose of the study is to prove the hypothesis of how plants will grow better
(healthier and faster) when grown with other plants nearby.

Execution
There will be five groups of plants observed and studied.

Group A, control group:

seven seeds planted in different containers individually at the same time. After three
weeks from the moment of planting, the result will be taken as average from all of the
grown seeds.

Group B, test group:

seven containers with three seeds in each, planted at the same time. After three weeks
from the moment of planting, the result will be taken as average from all of the grown
seeds of all the containers.

Group C, test group:

Three containers with seven seeds in each, planted at the same time. After three weeks
from the moment of planting, the result will be taken as average from all of the grown
seeds of all the containers.

Group D, test group:

seven containers with one seed and two adult plants in each, where each seed is planted
at the same time. After three weeks from the moment of planting, the result will be taken
as average only from the grown seeds of all the containers.

Group E, test group:

five containers with one seed and five adult plants in each, where each seed is planted at
the same time. After three weeks from the moment of planting, the result will be taken as
average only from the grown seeds of all the containers.

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Measurements taken for results:
• length of leaf
• extension of roots
• overall length
• weight of plant
• color of leaf

Controlled variables:
• species of seed
• temperature
• sunlight
• water per plant/seed
• soil per plant/seed
• fertilizers per plant/seed

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