🔥🔍
Lithium Mining in Bolivia
Truth: Cashew Processing
TransPlant
“Hi, I’m a young Avocado Tree!
I’m looking for a place to settle, grow big, blossom flowers, and set fruit.
Could you get me to where I’m trying to go?”
- Yes
- Yes, but I’m in a hurry
- No, it’s not going to work
- Tell me more about you
“Is it a spot in earth to plant me where I’ll be protected from animals and have rich soil and water for a year or more?”
- Yes
- Maybe, not sure
- No, it’s a container that’s larger than your current one
- No, it needs work
2.Yes
- May my transplant friends join me?
- Yes!
- Yes, but it’s a private location
- No
3.Yes
Share it with them:
GrowHere
Make it a party:
Garden Party
Make it a sporting event:
Plantathon
A: Yes, but it’s a private location.
You can share a private place for them to join, just make sure to set the location on the map to be a place you’re willing to rendezvous, and make sure to include a method to contact you in the access instructions, such as leaving a note in the comment section.
2.maybe
What’s the issue?
- I’m concerned about water, soil quality or contamination
- I’m concerned about humans intervening
I need less water than you think, if you apply a generous layer of mulch around my base and biochar compost in my planting hole.
Concerned about soil quality?
Build and heal soil by applying biochar compost!
- Okay, I’ve applied biochar compost and mulch, and I’ve irrigated or water manually when I need water
- This is more than I can handle
2.More than I can handle
That’s okay! Someone else may have shared a good location.
GrowHere Map
- I’ll
May my plant friends join me?
GrowHere!
Looking for a date? Let your future loved one know that you care about Earth’s life by posting your profile:
Plant Cute
If you’re in a hurry, find a nearby
Plant Sanctuary
1.No, I’m not interested
If you don’t want to help me, please leave me where I am or put me in a safe place
2.More about
I came from an extremely scrumptious, organically-grown avocado.
I may have genes from a Hass, Pinkerton, Bacon, GEM, Gwen, or Fuerte avocado, or many others!
Just like you, I am a new variety that has characteristic inherited from both of my parents.
Unlike you, I can be cloned from any of my branches, or I can receive a graft to grow another variety of avocado.
EcoExperiment
Additional:
We, fruit trees, care about humans, because humans care about us!
Post a Sanctuary for humans
Post a Safe Space for humans
BROUGHT TO YOU BY
BYTE
Brokaw Ranch Booth
Gwen avocados sold at $2.75 or 2.5 lb bags at $10/each.
I find these to be similar to GEM avocados: soft buttery and flavorful.
Wild Roots 🥑 report
Wild Roots sources organic locally-grown avocado varieties from Arrowhead Farms (Watsonville), including Bacon and Pinkerton, at $4.99/lb.
Organic medium-large hass avocados are sold at $5.99/lb, or small hass at $5-6 for 6.
My favorite from this store is the Pinkerton and small hass avocados. The creaminess and flavor of these avocados are amazing!
Where iPhones are made
Unexpected Fruit Tree: 🥭
Kind of fruit tree:
Mango
Why this fruit tree is unexpected:
Native to India
Grow Notes:
Tacone
SHARPENER/TACONE 3D PRINTER FILES
A volunteer at Pawprint Prototyping helped us print the veggie sharpener, scaled up the print to 3” wide with no sharpening.
Wide cucumbers and zucchini cut into handy edibowls! Top with anything you want! …As long is it isn’t too drippy 😝
🚽 Composting Toilet
This is the Willow Glen Ace Hardware Store where you can make a composting toilet.
Build Soil
- When you gotta go 💩, where do you go?
- If it’s a restroom that you can decorate, that’s a good place for a Composting Toilet!
- To make your own compost toilet, you need a few things:
- 2x five-gallon buckets
- 1x lid for five-gallon bucket or (optional) a toilet seat fitted for a five-gallon bucket
- Organic debris: a supply of wood shavings, peat moss, grassy compost, or similar
- 1x large cup, a small bucket, or similar
- Fill one of the five-gallon buckets with the organic debris. That is now the Medium bucket.
- Scoop some of the organic debris with the large cup into the second five-gallon bucket and put the lid on it. That is the Composting Toilet.
- TA-DA! The Composting Toilet is now ready to receive.
WHEN YOU HAVE TO GO
- Open the lid of the compost toilet
- Do your business in it
- If you use toilet paper, leave paper in the compost toilet.
- if you use a bidet, let the water fall into the compost toilet. Add a half scoop of organic debris.
- Add a scoop of organic debris from the Medium bucket
WHEN THE COMPOSTING TOILET IS FULL, OPTIONS:
- Add to a compost pile
- Add to depleted land
| Post Composting Toilet | Find Composting Toilet |
Access Instructions
Buy the components at the store and assemble them.
EcoCamp Coyote
Learn more 
