This is the batch of poop that I sifted Cang's little quantity out of. See that strainer? It was pilfered from my kitchen. Note the seedlings in the poop.

Normally, I pull the plants and continue in sorting the poop. Due to Cang's recent bottle plant excitement, I decided to transplant these two. Judging by the leaves, I think they are squash plants.

I went to Home Depot and bought these two pots and platter-reservoir-water-catcher-thingies. Oh yeah, and a bag of potting soil. I planned on going large with my planting and growing.

And look! Those two plants in their individual pots! Aren't they just adorably dreamy? I loved them immediately as they made me feel so green-thumbish.

Originally, the plan was to do one plant in primarily poop, the other in primarily potting soil. I forget now which is which -- I suck. The experiment was sort of botched from the get-go anyhow. I'd accidentally messed up the roots of one plant during transplant and was much more conscious of how extensive the root-lings were on the second plant. Again, I don't know which was which. I need a lab notebook at home.
The rest of the poop? That was delivered to Luis. Now that I think of it, he needs to return my poop container, the butthead.
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