Monday, December 14, 2015

Blog post - 5-3

                                   


                                          Hypothesis

My hypothesis was the the earwig and the pill bug caused damage to the kohlrabi plant. I believe that those two bugs used the plant as food. I believe this because i found the two bugs on the plant with a bunch of holes next to them. I did research and read that both bugs did use the plant as food.

                                        Experiment

 my experiment was to get the earwig and the pill bug that were found on the plant and place them inside the same jar. Some of the kohlrabi was put into the jar. I was trying to see if the bugs would eat the plants. Both of the bugs had eaten the plant inside the jar.
                     

                                        Evidence 

Overall, i found out that they did eat my plant, i did some research on the bugs and found out they they both eat all diffrent types of plants and things. But in the end i found out that both bugs had caused some damadge to the plant by eating bits of it. 



Tuesday, September 22, 2015

The Story Of The Seed

The plant Kohlrabi is an odd member of the cabbage family. It is a fast growing  cool weather plant with high fiber and vitamin C. It will only take a few weeks after you you plant kohlrabi till it's ready.  The more sun kohlrabi gets is better but it needs at least 6 hours of  full sun in organic soil. You should use liquid starter fertilizer such as emulsion or Bonnie herb and vegetable plant food. You should fertilize with the liquid after the plants begin to develop new leaves and when they start forming head. You should also plant the kohlrabi plants 9 to 12 inches apart. All these things make this a significant plant.

Friday, September 4, 2015

My name is Michelle Bird. I am originally from Galt. I moved here to live with my dad in 2013. My grandparents still live in galt and sometimes we go and visit them.

I use to grow a lot of foods and plants because my grandma loved to. We grew tomatoes which was fun. We found a spot in the backyard and went to buy soil so we could plant them. After we planted them we waited for them to grow and after about two weeks they were ripe and ready to eat.

My step mom knows how to make a lot of food from scratch. She takes recipes and cooks them her way from scratch.  She's really good at cooking Filipino dishes and Mexican dishes. My favorite food she makes is  Lupea. She can make the best tacos with Tortillas  made from scratch. I hope to be able to plant like my grandma and cook like my stepmom.