#coconut husks

[lablimi]

CocoCare: Harnessing Husks for a Greener Tomorrow

The objective of this research is to address the pollution issue in our hometown and minimize its impact on future generations. Our group, consisting of Beyonce Balili, Robinson Galon, Jannah Hinay, Louella Magabang, Cutee Sophia Patriarca, Rob Daniel Pulmones, and Faye Xyra Solivio, aims to utilize available resources and innovation to save Mother Nature.

Researching and determining viable remedies for pollution is our present goal. According to our research, there are a number of ways to reduce air pollution, including conserving energy, taking public transportation, maintaining your car properly, choosing environmentally friendly items, and avoiding long car trips. Cleaner commutes, avoiding excessive idling, and postponing gasoline-powered activities can all be beneficial on days with high ozone or particle levels.

We are committed to addressing these environmental issues and reducing their influence on coming generations by utilizing the resources at our disposal as well as creative thinking.

Coconut Husks

Reusing coconut shells for crafts, briquettes, and horticultural items are just a few of the many possible uses. items that can be created from coconut fibers (coir) include coir mats, erosion control items, coir pots and planters, coir doormats and floor coverings, coir-based biofilters, and coir rope and twine. The group decided on a particle board made of coconut husk because the material could potentially be commercially viable, especially in the furniture, design, and infrastructure industries. It is also relevant to a number of different student projects. All labor, raw material transportation, adhesive compounds, and other production-related expenses are included in the production costs. Crucially, since the raw materials are garbage that is easily gathered, we can ensure a cost-effective final product and charge less for the particle board than that of competing products. Each member of my group has been interviewed by a total of eight persons. We made the decision to survey individuals who frequently use coconuts for their businesses or who use them to make coconut juice to sate their cravings. I have conducted interviews with four students, two customers, parents, and one merchant of coconut juice. As stated in the privacy permission, the respondents' personal information was kept private. First, we inquired as to where they had disposed of their coconut waste and if they were aware of the potential environmental harm that their disposal strategy may have caused. Inquiring about potential methods to mitigate the adverse consequences of inappropriate disposal of coconut waste should enable us to make a contribution and tackle the issue.

This experience has been thrilling because it has given me the chance to ensure that people have a decent atmosphere and a marketable product that will help us thrive economically. Innovativeness is a skill that can be learned and cultivated. It is a course that teaches people how to adjust well to various circumstances. Working with my friends, who are also my group members, helped me succeed more because they were a great support system when I faced obstacles. Furthermore, trust is developed throughout the course of working together toward a common objective—helping people while conducting business.

[morethansalad]

Pineapple Coconut Cream Puff (Vegan & Gluten-Free)

[deathbypufferfish]

Here's Coconut Pete in a coconut (real)

[so-i-did-this-thing]

If anyone ever asks me what my favorite celebrity encounter to date has been, I will say the capybaras at Gatorland, Florida. With my spouse, @crowtoed

[shivroy]

trying to watch nature documentaries to get myself to chill out but then i forgot they make me completely insane because i can't tell what sounds are recorded with mics on scene and what is post-production sound design made via some maniac in a sound booth smashing hot dogs together

[hazbinned]

I've been laughing at this clip for over a month and always have to resist referencing it in my posts, I have to finally just put it here.

(Video does not belong to me.)

[mmmmalo]

I wonder if cell-phones being designated "palm-husks" has anything to do with the psychic associations of corn/horn... like the term depicts a hand-held corn-husk to convey its capacity to send messages over long distances.

[gtunesmiff]

WEDNESDAY'S WEEKLY POETRY PROMPTS: 6/12/24 ~ LET THE CALYPSO PLAY

LET THE CALYPSO PLAY © 2024 - G. Smith (BMI) =================== Sitting on the terrace at Club Comanche, Enjoying the gathering dusk; Listening to the wind rustling the palm trees, Smelling the surf and the coconut husk.

Rum bottles clink in the background, Rigging rings against the masts; Closing our eyes, and we’ve suddenly found, That the next thing we know an hour has past.

Throwing away, The cares of the day, Leaning back, Letting the calypso play. Waves washing up on the sand; What makes it perfect is just holding your hand, and Throwing away, The cares of the day, Lean on back, Let the calypso play.

To think it was barely two days ago, Stuck in a traffic jam; And here I sit as the sun’s sinking low, No longer worrying about who I am.

So bring me another Cruzan, Or maybe a White Stripe or two, I’ll just relax under the ceiling fan, And enjoy being here with you,

Throwing away, The cares of the day, Leaning back, Letting the calypso play. Waves washing up on the sand; What makes it perfect is just holding your hand, and Throwing away, The cares of the day, Lean on back, Let the calypso play.

Lean on back, Let the calypso play.

[bunnyb34r]

Why did Gurkle just sloooooooowly shovel a clawful of substrate to his mouth and eat it?? 😭 Babyboy I'm not gonna stop you from eating that so you don't need to try to hide your dirt eating from me. But also slowly scooping it to your mouth doesn't mean I can't see it 😭

[milkconfetti]

also overjoyed to report that my heuschkeliana has rotted her roots a second fucking time

[prismatic-skies]

𝐒𝐍𝐄𝐀𝐊 𝐏𝐄𝐀𝐊 at the 𝑆ℎ𝑎𝑘𝑒𝑠𝑝𝑒𝑎𝑟𝑒’𝑠 𝑆𝑖𝑠𝑡𝑒𝑟 anatomical heart wax melts 🩸

𝐒𝐂𝐄𝐍𝐓 𝐍𝐎𝐓𝐄𝐒: Orange Flower | Coconut Husk | Vines | Bamboo | White Rose | Cyclamen | Coconut Milk | Sandalwood | Musk | Orange | Mango | Peach | Blackberry | Red Sangria | Peach Blossom

[morethansalad]

Vegan Bangers and Mash (Gluten-Free)

[kopeatexport]

Coco Coir Pots

Title: Harnessing the Green Magic of Coco Coir Pots for Sustainable Gardening

Introduction: Coco coir pots, the eco-friendly alternative to traditional plant containers, are taking the gardening world by storm. These biodegradable pots, derived from coconut husk fiber, offer numerous benefits for both garden enthusiasts and the environment. In this blog post, we'll delve into the world of coco coir pots exploring their many advantages and how they contribute to sustainable gardening practices.

Understanding Coco Coir Pots: Coco coir pots, also known as coir pots or coir planters, are made from coconut coir, a natural fiber extracted from coconut husks. Unlike plastic or clay pots, coco coir pots are biodegradable and have a unique ability to enhance plant growth.

Advantages of Coco Coir Pots: Let's explore some of the key benefits of using coco coir pots in your gardening endeavors:

Biodegradability: One of the most significant advantages of coco coir pots is their biodegradability. These pots break down naturally over time, eliminating the need for disposal and reducing environmental waste.

Reduced Transplant Shock: When it's time to transplant your seedlings or young plants, you can plant the entire coco coir pot directly into the soil. This reduces transplant stress and minimizes root disturbance, ensuring a smoother transition for your plants.

Improved Aeration: The porous nature of coir promotes aeration and air pruning of roots. This leads to healthier root development, as roots are encouraged to grow within the pot and not become root-bound.

Enhanced Moisture Retention: Coco coir is excellent at retaining moisture, which means you won't need to water your plants as frequently. It provides a consistent and steady supply of moisture to the roots.

pH Neutral: Coco coir has a neutral pH level, making it suitable for a wide range of plants. You can easily adjust the pH to match specific plant needs.

Eco-Friendly Alternative: Choosing coco coir pots supports eco-friendly gardening. By opting for biodegradable containers, you reduce plastic waste and minimize the environmental impact of traditional plastic pots.

Versatility: Coco coir pots come in various sizes, making them suitable for different types of plants, from small seedlings to larger ornamental trees. They can be used in both indoor and outdoor gardening.

Additional Uses of Coco Coir Pots: Coco coir pots aren't limited to just planting. Here are some other applications:

Mulching: Coir pots can be used as mulch. When placed on the soil's surface, they help retain moisture, regulate soil temperature, and reduce weed growth.

Composting: When your coco coir pots are no longer needed, you can add them to your compost pile. They'll break down and enrich the compost with organic matter.

Craft Projects: The natural texture and appearance of coco coir make it a great material for various craft and art projects. Get creative and use coir in your DIY endeavors.

Conclusion: Coco coir pots are a game-changer for sustainable gardening. Their biodegradability, reduced transplant shock, and ability to improve plant growth make them a valuable asset for gardeners. By choosing these eco-friendly alternatives to traditional plant containers, you not only promote healthier plant growth but also contribute to a greener and more sustainable future. Whether you're an avid gardener or just starting out, consider making the switch to coco coir pots and witness the green magic they bring to your garden.

[spicypussywave]

i was assigned a work that needed strength. hehe yeah i'm your big strong boy

[pastaflavoredvents]

me when I find out the person who ghosted me is pretending to be a Russian forensic pathology student who switched to theoretical physics with a minor in mathematics

when she told me she was an Australian mechanical engineering student with a minor in art then switched to nuclear engineering

[weyrleaders]

also turns out my lotion does indeed have a scent i just cant smell it