The diagram illustrates different stages involved in the development of a plant.
Overall, it can be seen that the life cycle is a continuous cyclical progress consisting of eight distinct steps, beginning with seeds and eventually returning to the initial stage. During these stages, the seeds are planted, germinated, sprouted, increased in size and became fruit-bearing plants.
Initially, the cycle begins with seeds being planted in the soil before watering them in order to keep them moist. Subsequently, after being watered, the seeds begin to germinate, and then a small sprout emerges from the soil. Following this, the development of the seedings lasts for one week, during which the sprout grows gradually.
Once the seeding has developed, it continues to grow before becoming a plant with buds. Afterwards, the seventh stage lasts for 3 days, with the plant increasing in size and beginning to produce flowers. Lastly, the plant is fully developed and begins to bear fruit.