Greenhouse 101
Seeds and Germination
Plants Needs and GROW
Soil Scientists
Plants and Propagation
100

This is a structure designed to provide a controlled environment for growing plants?

What is a GREENHOUSE.


100

This is the beginning of a new plant?

What is a SEED.

100

Plants use this resource along with carbon dioxide to make food through photosynthesis?

What is LIGHT.

100

This material supports many plants and can provide water, air, and nutrients to their roots?

What is SOIL.

100

These plant structures absorb water and nutrients and help anchor the plant?

What are ROOTS.

200

This transparent or translucent material covers a greenhouse and allows sunlight to enter?

What is GLAZING.

200

This scientific word means the process of a seed beginning to grow?

What is GERMINATION. 

200

Soil that contains some water but is not soaking wet is described by this word?

What is MOIST.

200

This word describes how something feels- for example, rough, smooth, grainy or sticky

What is TEXTURE.

200

This plant part supports leaves and helps transport water and nutrients through the plant.

What is the STEM.

300

This energy comes from the sun and enters the greenhouse through the glazing?

What is SOLAR RADIATION.

300

During germination, this plant structure typically emerges first and begins growing downwards?

What is the ROOT/RADICLE.

300

In our GROW plant, the W reminds us to do this- but only when necessary 

What is WATER IF NEEDED.

300

This type of soil particle feels relatively gritty or grainy?

What is SAND.

300

These plant parts capture light and are major sites of photosynthesis.

What are LEAVES.

400

Name one rule we should follow when working in the greenhouse?

WALKING SAFELY, FOLLOW DIRECTIONS, HANDLE PLANTS GENTLY, USE TOOLS SAFELY, CLEAN UP, ETC.

400

Put these stages in order: seedling, seed, sprout, mature plant.

SEED, SPROUT, SEEDLING, MATURE PLANT

400

Before watering your plant, you should touch or check this to determine whether it is moist or dry?  

What is the SOIL/GROWING MEDIUM.

400

We compared soil before and after adding this substance during our wet-versus-dry experiment?

What is WATER.

400

This term means producing new plants from seeds or from parts of existing plants.

What is PROPAGATION.

500

This rounded greenhouse is usually covered with plastic stretched over curved supports? 

What is a HOOP HOUSE/HOOP-STYLE GREENHOUSE.

500

Give two things a seed needs for successful germination?

WATER/MOISTURE, OXYGEN/AIR AND APPROPRIATE TEPERATURE 

500

During your plant check, you notice the soil is already moist. What should you do?

DO NOT WATER IT YET. CONTINUE OBSERVING AND CHECK IT AGAIN LATER.

500

Why might gardeners compare different soil textures?

Different soils have different properties, including how they HOLD AND DRAIN WATER AND PROVIDE AIR SPACE FOR ROOTS.

500

Instead of starting a plant from a seed, we can sometimes take this piece from an existing plant and encourage it to develop roots. 

What is a CUTTING.