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What would you all recommend to prevent this possible future development of bad bacteria, other than throwing the pulp in the garbage.

I did this because I thought that it could be possible that the plant would absorb all the nutrients it needs from the carrot pulp and maybe give the plant some strange properties or something. They that carrot are good for your eyes so maybe I will get X-ray vision from smoking it.

It's day 10 now and it seems to be doing alright, but maybe growing a little slow. There was any research or anything going into this, just carrot pulp left from a juicer. The pulp was put in the pot right after it was juiced and no more liquid could be squeezed out it. 5 days in it started to...

its also commonly used for compost

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its pulp from a juicer, its was sort of dry.

its been a week and its still the same color as a normal carrot, and the smell is going down too. i did this because it seemed like a good idea...

Yeah once i get my cam i will.

haha!!! i never thought of that. i wonder what its going to taste like. :bigjoint:

I've sprouted tons of seeds inside a fish tank with fish in it and good water flow. I just let them sink to the bottom and 1 or 2 days later they sprouted.

Can organic carrot pulp be used for soil? It's doing good so far, but the carrot pulp is starting to stink a bit like old lady farts. And it's only the 2nd week.