Supporting: Can Plants be used as EFFICIENT Solar Panels? Michael's Project Q&A #1 Yes/No?

Is the topic interesting enough to read about, then work on for the next couple months?	(Yes)/ No
Can you find at least 3 sources of written information on the subject?	(Yes)/ No
Can you measure changes to the important factors (variables) using a number that represents a quantity such as a count, percentage, length, width, weight, voltage, velocity, energy, time, etc.? Or, just as good, are you measuring a factor (variable) that is simply present or not present? For example, Lights ON in one trial, then lights OFF in another trial, USE fertilizer in one trial, then DON'T USE fertilizer in another trial.	(Yes)/ No
Can you design a "fair test" to answer your question? In other words, can you change only one factor (variable) at a time, and control other factors that might influence your experiment, so that they do not interfere?	Yes/ No  (Not sure Yet?)
Is your experiment safe to perform?	(Yes)/ No
Do you have all the materials and equipment you need for your science fair project, or will you be able to obtain them quickly and at a very low cost?	(Yes, I will be able to obtain them fast.)/ No
Do you have enough time to do your experiment more than once before the science fair?	Yes (Probably)/ No
Does your science fair project meet all the rules and requirements for your science fair?	Yes(Yay~)/ No
Have you checked to see if your science fair project will require SRC (Scientific Review Committee) approval?	(Yes, and as I'd be working with plants, it won't) / No
Have you avoided the bad science fair project topic areas listed in the table above?	(Yes!) / No