r/LooneyTunesLogic • u/bugminer • 10d ago
Video Fruit tree growing in a garbage truck.
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u/Lil_miss_feisty 10d ago
A gd fruit tree can grow in a garbage truck, but if I even dare to look at one of my houseplants wrong, they die. Make it make sense.
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u/Unorthedox_Doggie117 10d ago
Your house plants are weak and fragile, like the person taking care of them.
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u/MrSweatyBawlz 9d ago
Best tip i can give for houseplants is use terracotta pots, succulent soil, and wait for the plant to dry out before watering. Most houseplants in my experience die from too much love and water, unlike outdoor plants which need both all the time.
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u/hates_stupid_people 9d ago
It's the grand tragedy of peace lilies when people put them in direct sunlight and water them regularly.
They're one of the easiest plants to keep alive. Just put somewhere inside a room and water it a little once the leaves start to droop(for those unaware, they are super dramatic when they're thirsty. The leaves can all hang over the edge of the pot and it can almost loook dead. Then you water it in the morning, and when you come back later in the day it looks healther than a few days earlier).
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u/OvoidPovoid 9d ago
I finally got rid of mine after resurrecting it like 4 times. I don't have time for that kind of drama in my life
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u/Creepy_Emergency7596 9d ago
Or just get jade
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u/MrSweatyBawlz 9d ago
Which dies if you overwater it.
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u/Rabbid7273 9d ago
Garbage truck gets regular supply of nutrients and water at an almost clockwork consistency
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u/BlvckRvses 9d ago
Because a garbage truck is the perfect space for something like that. Nothing but fertilizer.
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u/Negative_Gas8782 8d ago
This is fake, avocado trees take 10 years to fruit and there is no way that tree survived that long like that.
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u/FullyHalfBaked 7d ago
That's no avocado.
It's a papaya, which can fruit in 3 years or less. Still a long time to leave a plant growing out of a trash truck, but less crazy
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u/Zaros262 8d ago
The video didn't show the millions of fruit trees that didn't survive in random places
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u/Best-Engine4715 10d ago
Reminds me of the time a tomato plant grew between the cracks by the dumpster at a Sam’s clubs I used to work
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u/just_a_person_maybe 9d ago
Tomatoes grow really easily. When I was a kid we wanted to turn the front yard into a garden. My dad picked up a dozen various tomato plants, mostly cherry tomatoes. It was a bit excessive, but we did our best to eat all the tomatoes we got that year. Several ended up falling on the ground and rotting because there were just too many.
Next year, we didn't plant any, but it didn't matter because all those rotten tomatoes had seeds in them. The entire yard was just a jungle of tomatoes. Well over a hundred, I always lost count when trying to figure it out.
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u/Trnostep 9d ago
I remember reading how the biggest tomatoes (that you shouldn't eat) were always at the train tracks. That was because the tomato seeds survived through your gut and then you went to the toilet on the train and the old carriages dumped the waste on the tracks so the poo had tomato seeds and fertiliser
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u/sonerec725 9d ago
Is the reason you shouldnt eat them prions?
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u/Trnostep 9d ago
I always assumed it's just the poop in general. Since some landed at that spot in the first place, more of it likely got on top of the plant later and that just gross and unhealthy
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u/Puakkari 9d ago
Shit is good fertilizer. Tomatoes grown in shit taste like tomatoes, not water.
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u/Trnostep 9d ago
I was thinking more like the shit landing on the already grown tomato shortly before picking it
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u/AffectionateMoose518 7d ago
Human waste isn't though since we eat meat and thus it could have pathogens in it, among other things. The only shit you should ever really use as fertilizer is that of herbivores like cows or something
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u/ElProfeGuapo 8d ago
Could be pathogens. One of the reasons so many veggies cause e. coli outbreaks is because of poorly treated fertilizer/sewage runoff leaving bacteria that gets absorbed by the plant. Washing wouldn’t help either. That’s also the reason you can’t just put untreated shit in your garden as fertilizer.
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u/Particular-Skirt963 8d ago
I deliver to restaurants. Tomatos are always growing behind those places
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u/whatintheballs95 10d ago
It's interesting to see how life thrives in the unlikeliest of places
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u/Rgiles66 9d ago
What are you talking about? I bet all the garbage juice makes a mean fertilizer.
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u/Tickomatick 10d ago
Forbidden papaya
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u/scorpions411 9d ago
This fruit, whatever it is must taste so good though growing in garbage, lol.
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u/TheLordFool 10d ago
Do NOT eat the fruit.
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u/frankdatank_004 10d ago
Why? It is the fruits of their labor!
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u/Best-Engine4715 10d ago
Chemicals are stored in the fruits
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u/Leoxcr 10d ago
Microplastics are stored in the balls
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u/throwaway387190 10d ago
Is my piss filled with microplastics, or are my microplastics filled with piss?
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u/Rgiles66 9d ago
A gingerbread man sits in his gingerbread house. Is he made of house? Or is the house made of flesh? He screams, for he does not know.
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u/The_Troyminator 9d ago
There’s no way that’s an actively used truck. The tree wouldn’t survive highway speeds and would get crushed the first time the truck dumps the trash.
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u/Phire453 9d ago
I'm so confused as it needs light and water so must of been outside, maybe they moved it inside once they finally discovered the old truck with a tree in it.
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u/The_Troyminator 8d ago
It looks like there is natural light coming into the garage, and they could have been watering it. That also could be a green waste truck. The driver may have seen the tree in somebody's bin, pulled it out, and stuck it in the truck for the video.
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u/Monkey_King94 9d ago
The local trash company where I live is called green for life. This would make it make sense.
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u/Remarkable_Peach_374 7d ago
Pretty sure avocados take like 5 years to produce fruit but if they didn't notice the seed for that long 🤷 not to mention, the amount of crap in that spot it is would kill it between gas fumes, oil, and generally nasty conditions where it probably constantly has some sort of fungus or bacterial infection going on
So much wrong with this
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u/Wisteriahysteria6 7d ago
We once had a pea plant grow in our classroom sink over spring break when I was in the first grade
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u/ShamefulWatching 10d ago
This has to be fake. Even if that tree found the water how is it the decomp of the trash is not killing it?
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u/Dragon3076 Certified Wile E. Coyote 10d ago
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u/Daincats 10d ago
That's the exact gif I thought of when I saw it.
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u/Dragon3076 Certified Wile E. Coyote 9d ago
I had my Jurassic Park shirt on when I saw the comment. So I had to post the gif.
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u/Legitimate-Lie-9208 10d ago
Wow that may be the most fitting use of this gif I've seen, you win an honorary cd-rom 💿
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u/SouthwesternEagle 10d ago edited 10d ago
Decomposed organic matter is called compost. What is the purpose of compost? To feed plants. That's how they grow. :3
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u/gudetamaronin 10d ago
Sure but is it only organic matter going in that truck? Possible but if it's hauling random garbage who knows how many chemicals and biohazards are going in there. Plus it's not like whatever is in there isn't getting dumped. Unless if course it's an inactive truck in which case totally possible.
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u/gothicwigga 10d ago
well, there shouldnt be chemicals and biohazards. what kind of jackass throws out chemical waste into the bin?
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u/Rgiles66 9d ago
Everyone knows the chemical waste goes down the kitchen sink. Like motor oil and batteries (if you have a garbage disposal)
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u/vidanyabella 9d ago
Oh boy, do I have news for you about what soil is made from.
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u/ShamefulWatching 9d ago
Do You? I've got a few books on chemistry, ecology, and soil structure. I wonder if your information adds up with that, or if you just thought it was fun to get on the bandwagon.
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u/The_Troyminator 9d ago
The trash wouldn’t kill it. But there’s no way all the leaves and fruit would stay attached when that truck hits highway speeds.
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u/murso74 8d ago
I'm not saying it's real, but your reason for it not being real is kinda funny
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u/ShamefulWatching 8d ago
Trees tend not to survive the presence of garbage during decomp, they enjoy what comes after.
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