Waste = Food, the TerraCycle way
Miracle Grow sucks so bad. Plus it's toxic as hell. I'm so glad I stumbled onto TerraCycle!
TerraCycle produces a powerful, organic, eco-friendly plant food that is the first mass-produced product in the world to be packaged in used plastic soda bottles. To go even further, the entire product is made out of garbage - from the contents to the packaging. As a result, TerraCycle Plant Food is the first mass-produced consumer product to have a negative environmental footprint.
The company's flagship product, TerraCycle Plant Food™, is an all-natural, all-organic, 'goof-proof' liquid plant food made from waste (worm poop) and packaged in waste (reused soda bottles)!
Check out this amazing interview with the 23-year-old-drop-out-founder Tom Szaky.
um, why is there a pepsi bottle where it says 'orhcid plant food?'
Posted by: allisun | January 16, 2006 at 04:43 PM
they use old pepsi bottles as packaging.
Posted by: Dhrumil | January 17, 2006 at 10:04 AM
On TerraCycle's website, there is an image where the finished TerraCycle bottles turn back into the raw waste bottles as you mouse over them. I'm guessing that Dhrumil took a screen capture while his mouse was rolled over an image. The real orchid bottle looks like http://www.terracycle.ca/img/products/glow_or_finished.jpg
Posted by: Jon Beyer | January 20, 2006 at 12:25 PM