Bean Plant Growth Time Lapse - Seed to Pod in 60 Days | Soil Cross Section

Bean plant growth time lapse in a soil cross section — one seed, 60 days, roots below and pods full of beans at the end. Watch one speckled bean do it all: the coat splits and the root pushes down through the soil, the shoot climbs into the light, the bush fills out and flowers — and then the part most bean time lapses never show: the pods forming, filling, and one pod opened at the end to reveal the new beans inside, right where the story started. Above ground and below ground in a single locked shot, all 60 days. Chapters: 0:00 Days 1–18 — One Bean, a Shoot, and Roots (the root pushes down, the shoot rises) 0:11 Days 21–27 — Leaves Unfurl, Roots Spread 0:21 Days 30–36 — The Bush Fills Out 0:31 Days 39–45 — Buds Form 0:41 Days 47–51 — Flowers Open 0:51 Days 53–57 — Young Pods Swell 1:01 Days 58–60 — Pods Full of Beans (watch the biggest pod open at the end) 🌱 More full-cycle wonders: Pumpkin Growth Time Lapse — the full cycle from one seed https://youtube.com/shorts/jew9ML2xOA0 Subscribe to Daily Wonder Show for a new wonder every day. Music: "Peace of Mind" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/