1st Week

As I started to plant the mustard seed, the seed swelled and the seed coat split and within 48 hours
the root emerged and grew. By the end of the first week, the shoot and green seed leaves grew. Each
stem had two leaves with smooth surface and formed into a bean shape.
2nd Week This week the flower buds became visible. The yellow-green flower buds appear in a tight cluster.
At around day 9 the plant begun to turn to reproduction, shifting from stem and leaf growth to flower
development. The next day, stem gets longer and flower buds rise above the leaves.
3rd Week
This week, I noticed that flower buds open. Pollination takes place. Pollen that lands on the tip of
another flower's pistil grows a tube down into the pistil, where the eggs are housed. Sperm (from
inside the pollen) then move down the tube until they reach the eggs and fertilize them. Petals are
now drop from the pollinated flowers. Pods start to form.
4th Week
Seeds became ripen. Lower leaves became dry and turned into yellow color.
5th Week
Flower petals slowly wilt and fall off and seed pods Inside each seed is a tiny embryo, waiting for
water and warmth so it can germinate into a new plant, and another life cycle can begin. After the
seeds have dried out completely, they are ready to be planted or stored.
6th Week
The leaves and flowers slowly wilt and fall off, one by one. And the palnt slowly died.