Comparison Of Oranges And Bananas

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Problem
Out of pineapples, apples, grapes, bananas, and oranges, which makes a pinto bean seed grow taller and faster?
Hypothesis
My hypothesis is that the plant with the pineapple in the soil will make the plant grow better because pineapples have more acidity. My second hypothesis is that I think the plant with the banana in the soil will also grow well because bananas have high potassium percentages.
Procedure
I will be preforming one experiment. The items I will need are the following: crushed grapes, bananas, apples, oranges and pineapples, soil, a measuring cup, and bean seeds. If the fruit is not crushed already, I will crush it myself. In each cup I will have 250 milliliters of packed potting soil and 60 milliliters of crushed

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