plants
A sunflower in a pot slowly turns to face the bright window.
Plants reach toward sunlight because they need it to make food through photosynthesis, so a sunflower in a pot slowly leans toward the brightest window it can find.
Darkness is the opposite of what plants seek, since they cannot make food without light, and music has no effect on which way a plant grows.
Young sunflowers famously turn their heads to track the Sun's path across the sky, a behavior called heliotropism, though mature sunflowers settle facing east.
plants
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