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I just got out of a water conference. The big takeaway was for me was that where sewer spills happened, tomatoes grow later.
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It's not too surprising. Tomatoes are usually eaten uncooked, so the seeds are almost always viable when they hit the sewer system. Add to that tomatoes are tropical, so when a seed hits the soil it's gonna start growing.
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I wonder if plants have started growing in the sewers before and what the effects of that would be
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They warned about this in the 70s...
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