To do my experiment I placed ten pinto beans in a jar and covered them with distilled water. I let the beans in the refrigerator overnight. I later prepared 4 liters of the fertilizer. I wrote Nutrients and Water on two pieces of tape. I taped the labels on to the cups that they were supposed to go on. I prepared two separate containers of beans. First, I folded one paper towel and lined it with the inside of the cups. Second, I stuffed some paper towels into the glass to hold the paper in the cups. Third, I placed five beans between the glass and the paper lining, around the perimeter of the glass. I moistened the paper towels in the glass with what they were supposed to be filled with. I covered the outside of the glass with a piece of black construction paper. I checked the beans each day until they grew. 

The results of my project was that the growth of the beans didn't make a difference in what I gave them. The reason why my results came out this way was because the beans that I gave the Nutrients to didn't really need the nutrients in the nutrients. My project is good for someone who plants things, like a Gardner. That person might use this to know if a plant would grow faster and stronger with the added nutrients.