Time lapse fast growing corn, roots and leaves growing

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BEAUTIFULDANCE😊😊
Comment from : Stefy Guereschi

It'll Grow Into Nacho Corn Chip's In 90 Day's 😎brJULY 3, 2022
Comment from : PLAYER X

I would love to use this video in my gardening blog (The Daily Garden)! How can I contact you?
Comment from : Kate Russell

So xool
Comment from : R U B Y

100th comment
Comment from : Tyler Grable

the music tho
Comment from : 牙仙本仙

How did you get the underground shots? I'd love to try :)
Comment from : Sustainable Digs

Whoes here is in 2020😅
Comment from : Mhm

What is the time span of maize ( mokka jonna)
Comment from : piriya vinay

this makes me so corny
Comment from : Vito Scaletta

tony rice?
Comment from : Groovedrift Pandafruit Music

For all who are curious, or who may be using this for a biology assignment like I am, each second is roughly 7hrs 24mins
Comment from : Joshua Dibble

That's not mold, thats fungi in the soil doing what it should
Comment from : Brian Grohe

This is a great video! I was wondering if I could have permission to show before a group of people
Comment from : Brian Fargo

Can you send me a copy of this? I would like to use it as part of my powerpoint presentation for a Merit Badge
Comment from : Jenni Briggs

how many days did this took yah?
Comment from : Annabelle Simbahan

Thank you so much for making this video! This is what are my just turned five year old Son has been asked for
Comment from : Standby UAlways

Why are the likes 666
Comment from : Renato Licup

Amaizeing
Comment from : The Four Waffle Lords

also the angle is important (perhaps you forgot to mention it), 15° degrees is good to force the roots to grow along the glass
Comment from : Paulo Dumont

Love the music fam 👌🏼
Comment from : Lel

This is a great video can we use it for an online course featured on Coursera?
Comment from : אורטל לוי

it didn't grow very fast, they just sped the footage up
Comment from : Missy The Mistress

I like placing my bets on which one will surface first! *Stares intently at the screen*😣grow damn you!grow!
Comment from : Sabrina Cazares

how did you do that
Comment from : Клим Огурцов

Hello Mindlapse,brI have tried twice now to duplicate your seed growth and the first time the roots grew behind the dirt so the camera didn't see them The second time, I reduced the amount of dirt and we can see the root growth a lot better, but not near as good as yours I will post my results for you to see when the shoots make it out of the dirt Would you give me permission to use your video in an educational production for PBS?brThanks!brbrBuck
Comment from : Buck OConnor

Hello Mindlapse,brMight I use this video to show corn seed starting to grow for a show I have made for PBS? I am teaching children how a farmer plants corn in episode one (already made-just go to Bucks Big World to see it on youtube), and in episode two I teach the stages of corn growth to children (making now) and in episode 3 I teach the corn harvest and in episode 4 I teach children about taking corn to market and what it is made into This way children will see the full agricultural cycle of cornbrbrThanks!brbrBuck
Comment from : Buck OConnor

how did it grow so fast and is your seed 2 inches deep
Comment from : Jacquemeow

Jed's but only to swear by all that's real on this earth Come now ye merry gentmen and prepare an ole hogshead to store wrought corns
Comment from : Louis Appelman

انسانة محترمة
Comment from : Ayman Sweilam

I bought a camera and I plan to play around with time lapse How did you set up your soil and seed so the root would grow along the glass? Whenever I have done this it grows back into the soil and I can't see the roots Also I have issues with my light reflecting off the glass and making a big bright spot Can you give me some pointers? Thanks
Comment from : SMISLE1

great movies!
Comment from : Petra de Vries

I have to take massive shit now
Comment from : UltraMankiller

AMAZING VIDEO AND NICE TO READ THAT YOU ALLOW OTHERS TO USE IT FOR THEIR STUDENTS They will surely love it
Comment from : Sangeeta Malik

Mycorrhizae Symbiotic mycelium that takes carbohydrates from the plant and breaks them down into nutrients for the soil and helps the plant get more water in addition Fungi are incredible (:
Comment from : SmokeandSpirits

I guess plants have a sense of gravity because how could a seed tell which way is down to send the roots and which way is up to send the leaves
Comment from : PrinceKollin

Hi, Similarly, could I use this as part of the home page for a website I'm creating for a college project? - Thanks
Comment from : Happy gamer

Corn is one of the fastest growing plants in the world
Comment from : Jose Gomez

Does any one have an answer to why corn would stop growing D:
Comment from : Kombucha

far out thank God for corn
Comment from : Robert McNary

@kyleisreallycool when watered, a corn seed start germination process, that takes energy from endosperm for the first roots and leaves, as soon as it have your own leaves, they can get energy doing the photosynthesis
Comment from : amadeuslz

mindlapse, I am working towards a degree in elementary education and would like to use your video in one of my assignments Would this be ok Thanks
Comment from : Vickie Willis

@BabyiGemaaa342 why are you telling us this :3
Comment from : Joe

Mr mindlapse could i re-upload this with Arabic title for educational purposes ? i will put the link for the original video waiting for you response, i only upload it if i take the yes from you thank you,
Comment from : Alya B

I have used your clip in a film that i've made, (which I have credited you for in the description below the video) I just wanted to make sure that I had your permission for this If you ever want to check out the film I made you'll find it on my profile under 'Sequence'
Comment from : anevilzombiebat

theyre beautiful :o !
Comment from : HaditaBonita

What seeds are these?Popcorn dryed or fresh?
Comment from : Andrei Lucaci

Your reaction? Did you all see TickleMe Plant Flower video by the same guy who made this one? Its really cool too Growing TickleMe Plants from a kit I got online The only plant that will close its finger like leaves and lower its arm like branches when tickled
Comment from : ceil20610

@tato312 Those are also roots They're called root hairs
Comment from : Emily Wood

what is the white thing that grows around the seed at 0:10 - 0:15? (not the roots lol)
Comment from : Roberto Frias

Very very cool video! I would love to grow corn but probably don't have enough room for any more than a few plants
Comment from : wildfirefox444

whats the medium? looks like a pro mix, or similar
Comment from : LuvTheSnapper

That's only ten days??? What kind of corn are you growing?
Comment from : Nicole

It goes really awesome with the song
Comment from : Glerden

non hybrid corn, easy way to make $30 a stock making weapons from them
Comment from : donze52

This is awesome!! I subscribed, hope you make more!!
Comment from : 12345franny

Is that glass or plastic between the seeds and the camera holding them to the dirt?
Comment from : Crystal Owens

it's magic :)
Comment from : Dan Frederiksen

You planted 5 seeds4 of them grew above the soil yet at the end I only see 3
Comment from : david hernandez

@ManofArts well its not the soil that goes in to the plant its the nutriants in the soil that goes in the plants bealave it or not you dont need soil to grow potatoes yes patatoes do normaly grow under ground but thay have grown potatoes without soil just using watter that has the nesessery nutiants in it all the nesesery nutriants are saluble in watter so it is posible for the plant to take in the nutriants
Comment from : A Leona Bistline

@whirly22 I see thanks, renakigore & whirly22
Comment from : ManofArts

The plants get barely anything from the soil only a few minerals most of the plant mass is chemicals made from water and CO2
Comment from : David soriano

Soil does not go into plants
Comment from : rena kilgore

I love corn
Comment from : Hon3ybaked

wow life isnt that boring as i thotu,sir changed my mind
Comment from : Abraham Alas

Whoa! The soil really goes into the plant! The soil depressed a few millimeters in
Comment from : ManofArts

korn
Comment from : sordon4

my favorite video of yours is the TickleMe Plant time lapse get your own seeds at ticklemeplant com
Comment from : ticklemeplants

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Comment from : Kafes81

lol kewl how it grows but lol the music
Comment from : Schwarz2448

lol i got one corn sprout in 2 days! with 24 hour lighting in a zip lock bag with a paper towel
Comment from : Schwarz2448

wow your so dumb, you havent the first idea on how to grow corn haha you fail at life!
Comment from : Turtlescream

It's cool to actually see the fertilizer being converted into cellulose plant material You can visibly see the soil level shrinking a bit as the plants get bigger
Comment from : FutureTechie

Well done, we both like time lapse Please comment on mine
Comment from : boywithadolphin

wow great video!
Comment from : 54spiritedwill54

This is freaking me out! Hell, i'm never eat this shit again
Comment from : Reverseflush

wow great video!
Comment from : 54spiritedwill54

mold growing on corn? try mycorrhizal fungus didn't bother it? its a symbiotic relationship
Comment from : wanderer1031

im not growin no corn man
Comment from : TheCreature

AMAZING!
Comment from : muffdriver69

Ok i wasnt expecting to watch this but i did anyway!
Comment from : Emz

Did you use the light until it grew cobs? Cause I heard corn won't grow friuts if the light is on 24 hours
Comment from : richarddr1234

very well done vid!
Comment from : Alex Smith

how long did it take to grow that big it had to been about 3 to 4 weeks?
Comment from : Nickolas

The 'mold' around the roots could be bacteria Bacteria grows around the roots of many legumes as well as other plants - the roots provide the bacteria with glucose, and in turn the bacteria fixates nitrogen (the prime macronutrient needed for plant life) from the air for the plant It's a mutual relationship in which both parties benefit :-)
Comment from : eyevahn