After four days of our baby's breath not turning colors, we decided to scrap the experiment and do it again at a later date using a different white flower. On the second day of the experiment, I re-cut the flowers under cold water to see if I could stimulate anything but it didn't work. The flowers should have turned the color of the colored water they were sitting in so, technically, Squirrels hypothesis should have been correct.
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Celery works well for this experiment :)
Was the baby's breath dried? I wonder if that has anything to do with it if it was...
Hey L.A. Mama!
Fluffy Puppy had already done the celery experiment and although this was for Squirrel, I wanted to do something different to peek both girls interests.
I don't know why it didn't work. I got the baby's breath fresh from the store.
Thanks for the comment!
Mama Llama
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