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TerraCycle Rose Plant Food™ (2 liter)
Liquefied worm poop — nature's premier fertilizer — packaged in a used 2 liter soda bottle.
| Potent: |
Outgrows the leading synthetic fertilizer in many aspects of plant growth |
| Easy-to-Use: |
Ready-to-use
No mixing |
| Natural: |
All natural ingredients |
| Eco-friendly: |
Packaged in reused 2-liter bottles |
| Burn-Proof: |
Will not burn your roses or cause salt buildup |
| How to use: |
Pour once a week on soil until damp |
| What to do when it's empty: |
Best Idea: Recycle the bottle
Bad Idea: Throw it away |
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Based on 3 reviews.
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The Gateline.com
TerraCycling for a trash-free planet (August 7, 2008)
TerraCycle strives to hit two birds with one stone. The company manufactures useful products for everyday use such as garden items, tote bags and school supplies with a slight twist — everything is made from recycled materials. Soda bottles are fashioned into bird feeders and milk bottles are used...
Montgomery
Graffiti festival emphasizes community, ecology (August 6, 2008)
College student Dana Jackel, of Maple Glen, is helping to organize a New Jersey recycling-based company's annual graffiti and urban arts festival this weekend in Trenton.
Jackel, an intern for TerraCycle and a senior at Cornell University, is helping plan the event. Jackel said through holding the...
US1
First Worm Poop, Now Graffiti (August 6, 2008)
On Saturday August 9, TerraCycle will open its factory walls to over 50 accomplished graffiti artists from all across the country. The fourth annual Graffiti Jam is organized by TerraCycle and Leon Rainbow, a Trenton-area artist whose work has been shown in Art galleries and exhibitions all over the...
Green Home
Tom Szaky, CEO of TerraCycle, gets trashy (August 6, 2008)
You asked Tom Szaky, founder and CEO of TerraCycle, all your trashy questions (ha ha ha, I'm so funny). And he answered them!
In a nutshell, TerraCycle takes what others call trash, upcycles those materials, and turn them into brand-spanking new products. Who thought you could make a hot...
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