Does The Color Of Light Affect Plants Growth?

Yes. Plant chlorophyll absorbs red light and some blue light, and doesn't absorb green at all (which is why you see leaves as being green: They reflect green light). Red and white light are the best, followed by purple and blue; green will kill the plant.

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Doing this project we found that the color of light that caused a plant to grow faster is green. We think this was because it was not to dark and not to light. The plant that grew the slowest was the blue one. We think this because it was probably to dark for the blue plant to get the proper amount of sunlight. The second fastest growing plant was the red one and the third was the clear one.

Yes it does, different color have different energy levels. During the process of photosynthesis when plants absorbs light (could be any type) it uses it's energy to make sugary food in the plant.

Its unusual because I did the experament, and I found that the red did grow best, but green was a close second...I had a green plant to.

Yes yes it does

No The Color Of Light does not effect the plants growth

Yes, it does because plants need red and blue light for photosynthesis. They reflect green light, so green doesn't work.

Yes

It does, its usually violet light that makes the plants grow higher because it has the shortest wavelength. Because of the shorter wavelength it has more energy. The plant will be able to absorb more energy to make nutrients

Ye sit does!!!

Yes the plant has to have light that way it can come towards the light to grow

Of course! Duh! Red light is best for green plants, because green plants absorb every color light EXCEPT green! Red is the opposite of green, so green plants absorb red light the most!

Really! It's quite simple!