IN: What happens next?

How to grow snake grass 
Dig a hole. 
Whether you're planting in soil or water, you should dig a hole large enough to hold the rhizome ball that forms at the bottom of all snake grass. The plant will root from this ball, which allows it to spread wildly.

OPTIONS:
- Use a shovel to dig a hole that is a few inches deep, at least two to three times deeper than the diameter of the rhizome ball. The hole needs to be at least twice as deep than the root ball as it is wide enough to fit all eight rhizomes.
- You don't want the hole too deep, as this may cause plant to thin, causing the rhizomes to become permanently rooted to the ground. Use a spade to dig a hole in the ground that is 1 foot (0.3 m) deep.
- Using a hoe or shovel or a well-balanced potting mix makes it easier to dig. Don't clean the hole or submerge it or the rhizome will rot.
- Snake grass is a plant that spreads wildly by default, and you don't need to be too picky about where you plant it. As long as it gets a bit of sun, it'll have all it needs to grow.

OUT: Snake grass is a plant that spreads wildly by default, and you don't need to be too picky about where you plant it. As long as it gets a bit of sun, it'll have all it needs to grow.

IN: What happens next?

A person is using a mop to mop the floor. a small dog

OPTIONS:
- is on the floor next to the mop.
- is walking behind the cleaning lady.
- is sitting by the chair.
- is chasing the mop.

OUT: is chasing the mop.

IN: What happens next?

White wine is added to the mixture. Heavy cream is added to the meat along with a jar of marinara sauce. water

OPTIONS:
- is added to a saute and mixed with pasta.
- is squeezed, diced, sliced, and a garnish is placed on the salad.
- is added to the salad.
- is shown boiling in the pot.

OUT:
is shown boiling in the pot.