After Chinese class that day, the teacher asked us to go home and plant a plant and observe its growth process. As soon as I got home, I asked my grandmother for some soybeans and buried them carefully in the soil. My grandmother told me that it needs enough water to grow soybeans. After I planted the soybeans, I began to water them. A few days have passed and nothing has changed.

A week later, I found that the soil where soybeans were planted was higher than other places. When I gently turned over the soil, it turned out that the soybean had a pale yellow bud. A few days after it was unearthed, the bud turned green again. Two days later, the light yellow one is small? Several leaves have grown in the garden, which are light green and very lovely. I want to see it every day.

As the days passed, the buds grew taller and taller. I put some sticks in the soil, and the vines of soybeans climbed up along the sticks. Soon, they climbed to the top of the branch.

After half a month, pods grew on the vines, and there was a thin layer of hair on the pods, which felt soft and interesting. The pods also gradually deepened from the light green at the beginning. Grandma told me this is my favorite edamame. I watched it grow up little by little, and my heart was full of joy. When the pods turn into Huang Shi, you can pick beans. I plucked the pods from the vine. Hey, this is a big gain. There are at least two soybeans in a pod. I always * * harvest 10 pods and more than 20 soybeans!