Unexpected benefit of using Guinea Pig compost, tomato seedlings!

[wiilowmelangell]

So, I am using last years Guinea Pig compost. Beautiful, crumbly, dark and worm rich. I just counted 17 tomato seedlings in various pots and grow bags!
Unexpected, had not planned on growing toms this year.
So I guess the lesson is, Guinea pigs eat the tomatoes, the seeds pass through the gut, the compost holds a very viable seed!
Who knew? lol
The funniest part is, when I have TRIED to grow from seed, meh..

Ooh - I don't feed my pigs tomatoes because they don't like them but I do agree that piggy compost is the best.

As the seeds pass through the gut the seed case is thinned by the acids present. This also happens with seeds excreted by humans, as we found when a sewer burst on the golf course. Next year, lovely tomato plants which fruited. You'd have to ask someone else how they tasted 😬