In this video, I’m putting tomato plants to the test with identical fast food scrap buried beneath them. One goes in whole, another gets chopped up, and the last is minced into tiny pieces. The setup is the same across the board, so it all comes down to particle size. Come along @jacquesinthegarden and me as we test whether this quirky experiment affects tomato growth.

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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
1:21 Preparing the Food
1:53 Experiment Setup
3:11 Update
5:13 Result
6:05 Tomato Count

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