Sawdust vs. Sand: An Experiment in Tomato Seedling Growth

There are a lot of ways in which we can learn, and when we learn this, we discover new ideas and are able to gain new knowledge about it. Today I had the opportunity to be in the federal development nursery, which is not just a nursery alone but also a plantation place. But today, my visitation there was to see the tomato nursery, which was done in two ways. The first part of the nursery plate is for sawdust, and the other ones are for sand.

When we got there this morning, we met those who were working on this research, and they were trying to water the plants they had planted. I was able to ask them some questions, and the first question I asked was that. Why were they using sawdust to plant in place of sand, when we have different types of sand to plant? The answer he gave me was that the research they are doing is to be able to discover which will grow better between the tomato seeds.

Either the ones from the sawdust or the normal sand plantation. But left to me, if I can easily make my decisions already, what more can be said? There is surely a difference between sawdust and sand, and one would know that sand will grow better than sawdust, but this was said to be false by those doing this as a project. But I could not argue because it's not what I have done before, but after some days I will come back here to confirm which one will grow first and which will grow better between the two seeds.

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