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Vegas » 01 Jan 2026, 1:57 pm » wrote: ↑

01 Jan 2026, 1:57 pm

I did show. There was no asserting. I literally showed what AI said. It's words, not mine.

Admit your loss and then kill yourself.

AI is spot on in some instances.

Some "black" varieties of common vegetables are bred to be compact or "dwarf," which could be described as having a "short" growth habit: 

• Black Beans: Varieties like Black Turtle Beans are often "bush" types rather than pole types. They grow as short, self-supporting plants rather than climbing vines.
• Black Eggplant: "Patio Baby" is a compact variety that grows only 16–20 inches tall, making it a "short" plant suitable for small spaces.
• Black Beauty Zucchini: This is a bushy summer squash that stays relatively low to the ground (12–24 inches tall) rather than vining out. 

After further development, I expect one of BV's pictures will be included in the description  unless the fact that he's a fruit, throws the algorithms off.