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Life Cycle of a Green Bean Plant

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$7.79 $11.99 In stock

Category: Safariology®

  • A side view shows a green bean seed in the soil, followed by the germination stage, where the seed sends roots into the warm, moist soil. The plant reaches for the sun, sprouting two leaves at first, and then begins to mature into a plant capable of producing beans.
  • Scientific Name: Phaseolus vulgaris
  • Characteristics: From a single green bean seed sprout the roots that will seek out nutrients, followed days later by the stem and leaves that will reach toward the sun for energy.
  • Size and Color: Growing in a sandy loam, the reddish-brown seed begins to take root. The stem follows, with the cycle completed by the dark green leaves. The plant is 3 ½ inches tall, about as tall as a deck of cards.
  • The Life Cycle of a Green Bean Plant is part of the Safariology® collection.
  • All of our products are Non-toxic and BPA free.
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    Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

    Robert ★★★★★

    My kids fought over who got to hold it first—the seed sending roots down while the sprout reaches up is such a clear visual. Even my five-year-old could explain germination after one look.

    Sofia V. ★★★★★

    The side-view cutaway makes it so easy to explain germination—my daughter finally gets why the roots go down before the leaves pop up. The detail of the seed sitting in the soil is what really sold it for me.

    Lucy B. ★★★★★

    My kids love watching the seed send roots down while the leaves reach up—it makes the whole growing process so clear. The side view showing every stage underground is perfect for their curiosity.