Imole, age 5 of UK wrote:
The plant grew very well in four days.

Toluwa, age 8 of UK wrote:
I grew a black eyed pea and it worked it even grew some black eyed peas.

David of UK wrote:
i planted it easily but when it grew it was tall but its roots were eaten through by green fly so it died

Sam, age 11 of HI wrote:
it was very fun because I did it in my 3rd grade class

Rhiannon, age 10 of Columbus, OH wrote:
Well, I didn't really do it at home. In my science class last chapter, we made terriums. We put in cooking oil, vineger, dish soap, and somthing else that I can't rember off the top of my head. We did that to resemble either an Oil Spill, acid rain, and at least kitchen waste. We made a classroom control to see how the others had a benificial, detrimental, or nutral effect. Sadly I was overcome by the terrors of a cold and was absent the whole time we did it. I was there for at least a week after we did it so I kind of know how it turned out. My group chose acid rain for our tragidy. Ours, before I left, was doing o. k., but it looked like it was about to drop pretty soon.!!

Charle, age 12 of Dover, NJ wrote:
The plants, roses grew.

Sonya, age 8 of Prescott, AZ wrote:
I made a Biodome for my science project and planted Alyssums. In 3 day I had sproutling and in 14days they were over and inch tall. I got a A in science and won 1st place inthe science fair at school. A teacher said that I shoud enter the regional fair. I think I got to give it a try. My friends at school also liked my project.

Jerimiah, age 5 of Chicago, IL wrote:
Nothing grew except for the seeds.

Michael, age 13 of Chicago, IL wrote:
When I first added the seeds it only lasted about three hours till the seeds grew! I got an A+ on my project.

Abigail, age 10 of Houston wrote:
As soon as I saw it on the show I wanted to do it. I planted some beans and in about three days little plants came out.

Catherine, age 11 of Dallas wrote:
Well I did this project for my science fair project. I also put extra details in my biodome. I put bugs and fruit seeds in my biodome. I won second place at the science fair.

Tori, age 12 of Keswick Ridge, NB wrote:
Mine worked so well the plant grew out of the biodome. Its so cool!

Zoom Fan wrote:
Well I have done it before and I didn't do it with a lid of water at the bottom, Instead I poured water over the dirt. After a few days when my bottles ecosystem made clouds and rained. It was really cool!

Alyssa, age 12 of Chandler, AZ wrote:
Well I did the biodome for a science project and I on ly had 8 days. By the 3rd day my marigolds were already growing. But on the 8th day they were as tall as the ones in the photo. But mold was growing so they died.

Reggie, age 10 of Dublin, CA wrote:
When I planted limabean seeds it grew over 6 inches and the pea seeds diddn't grow. Later, mabey next mont, I'm going to do it for the science fair.

Reggie, age 10 of Dublin, CA wrote:
Well, mine hasn't grown yet, but I noticed that when it rained I still got condensation. So I guess it's weather changing! I hope it grows.

Jasmine, age 12 of Markham, ON wrote:
In the first place I made a biome out of two plastic bottles first I cut the top off then I took the other bottle and cut the top off too. Then I 'put mud and sand inside the base of the bootle and took the top and put the cap side under and taped it then I took some mud and planted seeds. Then I took the cap and sticked it on the top. After three days my plants grew and then I put salt mixed with hot water and then watch it.

Justin, age 8 of North Haledon, NJ wrote:
Its working great! I'm getting some sprouts.

Nikita, age 9 of Whittier, CA wrote:
It worked exactly like yours. I saw a lot of mold. It was awesome when the mold started to turn black.

Vivian, age 10 of San Jose, CA wrote:
I did it for my science fair project and it grew the day after. It was very cool to do the project.

Nini, age 12 of Tacoma, WA wrote:
I got mold. I thought it was pretty awsome, now its black. I cant wait to see the next phase.

Michael, age 11 of St. Louis, MO wrote:
I planted a couple different plants. Some kid dropped my biodome but my plants still survived.

Stephanie, age 10 of Tucson, AZ wrote:
It really worked. I think I want to tell my friends about it. My plant sprouted.

Whitney, age 13 of Brooklyn, NY wrote:
I chose the biodome for a science fair project to see if a plant can grow better in a biodome or in a pot. (I CHOSE A BEAN SEED TO GROW IN THE BIODOME AND A POT.) My research show that a plant grow better in a biodome then a pot. So I challenge you Zoomers to use a different seed and grow it in a pot and a biodome. Have fun!

Melissa, age 10 of Telford, PA wrote:
Nothing grew. Except mold.

Larry, age 11 of Kennewick, WA wrote:
I made a biodome in class and we had fun with it. We go to watch as they grew. I grew parsley and I got to see it go through the differnt stages.

Lauren, age 11 of Hot Springs, AR wrote:
I tried the biodome and it worked really well. My plant was happy and healthy. I used a baby bleeding heart from my grandma's garden. But it died because it got cold.

Andrea, age 10 of Hazel Green, AL wrote:
I tried it with my class and we put misquito, fish, snails, and plants and it worked out great. Maby if kids told there teachers about it, they will get to have that wonderful experence.

Carolyn, age 12 of Union City, NM wrote:
My plants grew 10inches. What a great project! I did it for my science project.

Jason, age 13 of Washougal, WA wrote:
I started this project a few weeks ago, but nothing is happening. I'm thinking maybe the soil is too moist for the seed to grow. I'll wait a few more weeks and see what happens.