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Grass growing in my toilet..
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Posted by
mshaffer 6b-7a Wash. DC (
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Wed, Jul 6, 05 at 19:14
| I walked into my basement bathroom (don't use it much) and found grass growing in the base of my toilet. Maybe I should try bamboo.
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RE: Grass growing in my toilet..
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| My Viridis grove is growing right on top of our septic field so we always check for wayward rhizomes before...um, sitting down on the Johnny...those rhizome tips can be quite nasty... |
RE: Grass growing in my toilet..
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- Posted by kudzu9 Zone 8b, WA (My Page) on
Wed, Jul 6, 05 at 21:40
mshaffer-
Are you sure it wasn't bamboo? |
RE: Grass growing in my toilet..
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| I doubt it, my chinchilla is in the bathroom so some of his seed probably bounced into it. I could put some moso seeds there and see if they grow though. |
RE: Grass growing in my toilet..
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I noticed that all the grass is dead except for above my grandmas septic tank.
Time for a grove! |
RE: Grass growing in my toilet..
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| Any taller, and it would reach up enough to give you a surprise tickle! |
RE: Grass growing in my toilet..
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| Looks and sounds to me, like an idea for a self-watering, self-fertilizing invention, just screaming for a patent. Kt |
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- Posted by HwLee South NY (My Page) on
Fri, Jul 8, 05 at 12:27
| Let it grow bigger and you don't need toilet tissue. |
RE: Grass growing in my toilet..
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| Hmmmm, a toilet that grows it's own tissue. Patent pending... Kt |
RE: Grass growing in my toilet..
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| I wouldn't call it a soft toilet tissue, though. And is tough enough to avoid "break through's"? |
RE: Grass growing in my toilet..
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| I thought about the self watering toilet idea before too. It would at the very least be a great conversation piece. |
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