Here are some photos of different types of mold growing in the pot for three weeks.
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I say drink it man.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you've invented some sort of caffeine-LSD substance. You could be the grandfather to a whole new generation of hippies!
Wow, that is nasty! I work in an office with a shared boardroom. One day, I booked the boardroom, grabbed the coffee pot and inside was a little mould colony! I swear there were little eyes looking up at me! Yuck!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is kinda cool. Reminds me of the instructions for keeping pet bacteria in A Field Guide to Bacteria
ReplyDelete(yeah, I know fungi and bacteria are totally different, but this is reminiscent of the stuff in the jar in one of the book's illustrations)
The eay I make coffee, nothing could ever survive in it long enough to do this.
ReplyDeleteToo funny, man