Students of the world are really getting to make some of the best eco gadgets and are dishing out the best eco-solutions that are possible and it is really nice to see that they are making sure that these new technologies are simple and not fancy. The problem with eco-friendly solutions at some point in the past has been that they have become too fancy and beyond the reach of those who wish to use them. They became the solutions for the chosen few and not for the entire planet. When you reduce the reach of the invention, you automatically dilute its impact.
Modern day technologies are nothing like that. They make sure that they are aimed at one and all and can help create a green planet that is uniform across the globe. VeggiePatch provides edible landscapes for urban spaces. It is a product which can be used by people in built-up environments to reduce their eco-footprints. Incorporating dripper irrigation technology with vermi-composting and recycled materials, the product allows for the user to take a plug and play approach to food cultivation and composting. VeggiePatch is adaptable to its surroundings, can water itself, and gives urban residents to have a simple and efficient approach to living a more sustainable lifestyle.
The amazing thing about this concept is that it is not just a plain and simple gadget, but an entire lifestyle. Once you get caught in it, it would be hard for anyone to part ways and not get caught in the green revolution. In a meter long VeggiePatch with 15 cultivation pockets, watering at standard rate for 10 minutes will use a total of 12.5 liters of water, which is more than sufficient for most vegetables. Use of drip irrigation makes watering streamlined and highly efficient, adjustable drippers mean each container can vary watering. Designed by Joanna Szczepanska, the new way of green living helps those caught in urban jungles to make sure that they change their plastic ways and eat stuff they cultivated themselves. Just imagine the cash you can save with VeggiePatch!
