It's been fifteen days since I started the nectarine experiment and to be honest, I expected more dramatic results. As you can see from the picture, they are both decomposing significantly, although half B is more shriveled. Also, something that could only be gleaned from viewing them in person is that half B has a high concentration of fruit flies congregating on it, whereas, half A has virtually none.
Two things I must point out:
1. After starting the experiment, I discovered that the pyramid must be facing the north star Polaris, which is slightly off true North read on a compass.
2. I had the angle slightly wrong and had to cut the top inch and 3/8 off the top of the pyramid and re-glue the apex.
Both these revelations occurred on day 6. I will start a new fruit experiment with my corrections, and will use an apple, but will do it in one post 15 days from now. In the meantime, stay tuned to see how a seed grows inside a pyramid! I'm thinking beans, since they grow fastest...
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