how much water would you normally give a bean seed?
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To grow a bean seed just place enough water on the soil to dampen it evenly.  Make sure that the seed is not drowning in water.  I just grew a bean plant for a class and using about one plastic cup full of water every other day for a smaller sized pot gave me a seedling in three days.
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The coffee tree requires a mean temperature of 66-77 degrees farenheit (19-25 degrees celsius). \nThe coffee plant cannot stand frost but does not die from an occasional cold night. It needs lots of water requiring annual rainfall of 59 inches (1500 millimeters). Coffee plantations are normally situated in the altitude range of 984-6562 feet (300-2000 meters) around the Equator.\n\nTypically, the geography of the coffee plant is in a tropical 25 degree latitude belt on both sides of the equator. The Arabica coffee plant grows best at altitudes between 3000 and 6000 feet. Coffee plants can be grown at lower altitude but attack from various parasites cause problems which make low altitude cultivation hard. \n\nDesirable temperature averages between 65 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit. The Arabica coffee plant will grow in hotter areas but is not well suited for higher temperature. The Robusta coffee plant is typically located in hotter and more humid areas at lower altitudes around 600 to 1500 feet. Frost will kill every variety of coffee plant known. Such freezing temperatures only takes minutes to start killing the coffee plant too. Thus, it limits the altitude which this plant can thrive and the latitude. The coffee plant is susceptible to changes in temperature. Temperature affects the color of the leaf, the hotter the lighter the color green. The longer periods of deep green, the healthier the coffee plant\n\nGenerally, the coffee growing area takes at least 75 inches per year. The rainfall should be spread over a 9 month period, with about 2-3 months of only a few inches of rain. The dry spell is needed to allow buds, flowering, and new growth. Erosion aside, the coffee plant will grow well with much more water so long as it does not sit in water. In areas with less than 75 inches per year, careful irrigation will provide adequate water. \n\nThe soil should be humus, generally porous, and a slight tendency toward acid but more or less a neutral pH. Coffee plants can grow in slightly base soil. But too much acid or base will kill the coffee plant. Additionally, there is a preference for pH which depends on the type of coffee plant. Mulching the surface with grass, compost, or vegetable refuse is desirable. Preferably it should be a soil that is heavy to work and not too loose and sandy. Very generally speaking, the planting conditions of the coffee plant are similar as for a camellia. The coffee plant doesn't like hard pack soil or sitting in water for long periods of time. The subsoil should stay moist but not soggy as to promote rot. The roots breath and actually need some air. Thus, constant water cause the leaves to turn yellow, young shoots wilt, and the tree dies. \n\nThe coffee plant likes humidity of about 90 percent. The humidity in the air performs two functions, one is to keep evaporation from the plant at a minimum, the other is to diffuse the light. Humidity is microscopically small water droplets in the air. These droplets lightly disperse the light. Again, this varies with the type of coffee plant. \n\nCoffee plants like filtered to moderate lighting. Coffee grows on sides of mountains best which it is said makes for natural partial lighting conditions. \n\nThe coffee plant does not take well to wind either. Wind dries the leaves out too quickly. A cold wind is one where the air is cooled by low temperatures and snow in the distant mountains. If a chill hits the coffee plant, it starts dying right a way. Additionally, windy areas bring in grasses and weeds from a distance. The plant does not do well if surrounded by the wrong type of grass or weed. The plant really doesn't take a joke when it comes to chemical grass and weed killers. Consequently, the drying effect, quick temperature changes, and the transportation of unwanted seeds makes windy conditions undesirable.
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water really do play a vital role in seed germination because seeds undergo water imbibation (especially those seeds that have been dormant for quite a long time) in order to break the seed coat. however, when it comes to the percentage of water to be present in soil, that would actually depend on the kind of plant seed that you are germinating. there are those plant seeds that just requires soil to be moist (that is, most of the soil micropores are filled with water) and others would need more water molecules in the soil (soil macropores are filled with water).
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Some seeds... the ground... water... the sun... \n\nIt's a pretty simple formula...
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Putting a little more water in the bean soup in case company comes.
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u need about 8.264 gal of jam
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morning.  because water + sun = food (for plants) water them int he morning
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this depends on the plant...different plants have VERY different requirements!
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What about putting celery in a glass with a little bit of water and food coloring. The stalk will absorb the food coloring along with the water, and by the next day the color will be above water level.\n\nYou could also try "planting" beans in a plastic bag filled with soil and putting them in a dark closet. After a few days, turn them. Because of gravotropism (roots grow toward gravity) you'll see them change directions.
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I guess you need a lot of water
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A minimum of 64 oz a day, but more is better. Don't drink it all at once, though. Hyponatremia ("water intoxication" or "water poisoning") can occur, but only if a large quantity of water is consumed in a short amount of time. Spread it out throughout the day, and you can drink a gallon easily.
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It is better to use the actual seeds, they contain more fiber.  If you use 2 teaspoons and grind them you'll be okay.
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yes, drink about 2 to 3 cups a day
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Yes. You should not even have one in the house. Microwaved water will not sprout a seed.
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LOTS OF WATER, FRUIT ECT.
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It's gonna be water wait, no inches!!! exercise, watch the salt in take, exercise. Good luck.
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That's going to depend on what kind of plant it is, what kind of soil it's in, and how fast water evaporates.\n\nFor most plants, just keep the soil moist but not marshy.  If you're seeing mold or moss, you're watering too much.