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8y
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Malene Mortensen
an info sheet showing the different types of plants in pots and potted planters
Plantarea Legumelor
Planting Potatoes
Plants In Pots
نباتات منزلية
Quit Sugar
Permaculture Design
Food Scraps
Planting Vegetables
Easy Garden
Cool Life Hack: Food that regrows itself
Cool Life Hack: Food that regrows itself
aloea is an air plant that grows from the ground up to the top
Grow Pineapple Plant
Growing Pineapple
Pineapple Planting
Flower Tower
Gardening Hacks
Air Plants
Dream Garden
Indoor Garden
Grow Your Own! - PositiveMed
Did you know that you can simply plant the top of a pineapple in a pot and grow another? And it looks gorgeous!
four different plates with designs on them sitting on a table in front of water lilies
Kiwi Plant
Growing Fruit
Veggie Garden
Growing Food
Edible Garden
Growing Plants
Permaculture
Sign in
How To Grow A Kiwi Plant From Seed – DIY
an article about how to use marbles
Homemade Bouncy Balls
Babysitting Ideas
Bouncy Ball
Bouncy Balls
Astuces Diy
Preschool Science
Club Ideas
Ice Pack
Craft Club
PaulaMS' Giveaways, Reviews, & Freebies
Make your own bouncy balls
four images show different colors of liquid in plastic containers with straws on the lids
Rock Candy Recipe
Make Rock Candy
Candy Experiments
Candy Watch
Make It Monday
Candy Sticks
Cup Of Water
Gateaux Cake
Sugar Crystals
Make It Monday: Grow Your Own Rock Candy
Make your own Rock Candy! Dissolve 3 cups sugar into 1 cup of water that has been heated over medium heat. Pour evenly into 4 glass jars, or 2 if you want longer sticks of candy. Fix your candy sticks to a pencil and hang over the middle of your solution of sugar, add food coloring and/or flavoring. Cover with paper towel and leave undisturbed for 7 days and the sugar will climb up the sticks making rock candy!
the rock candy experiment is filled with different colors
Rock Candy Experiment
Vetenskapliga Experiment
Kid Science
Craft Kids
Kids Science
Flower Craft
Rock Candy
Science Fair
Rock Candy Experiment
ROCK CANDY EXPERIMENT: A beautiful Science experiment & a yummy treat all in one. My kids loved checking on their jars each day to see if the rock candy had grown!