Plant “B”, the plant that was held in the hot water will not survive longer then plant “A”, the plant that was held in the cold water, because the plants temperature range has less sustainability against hot water then cold water but if the plant is held in cold water it is likely to survive longer then the plant that is held in the hot water, so it is predicted that plant “B” will not be likely to survive as long as Plant “A”, and also the plant that is held in the cold water will also grow a little bit more then the plant that is held in the hot water before both plants will die.
You will need:
Cold Water
Hot Water
Two same types of plants (Recommended: Bean Plants)
Regular temperature room
Regular soil for plants
Also needed: a couple of days to complete this Experiments, it is suggested that there is about 3 to 5 days of free time. Monitor the plants carefully and record as much data as possible daily. Do NOT forget to get rid of the Bean Plants after the experiment is conducted and recorded.
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