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Passion fruit vines are an incredible plant to grow in any garden. Not only do they produce mouth-wateringly delicious fruit, their vine can also serve as a stunning camouflage over unsightly walls and fences. Learn how to grow passion fruit in your backyard plus essential tips for vine care.
Passion fruit vines are an incredible plant to grow in any garden. Not only do they produce mouth-wateringly delicious fruit, their vine can also serve as a stunning camouflage over unsightly walls and fences. Learn how to grow passion fruit in your backyard plus essential tips for vine care.
All processes are 100% organic
empowering individuals to power communities
100%
Organic
LOW COST
FREE FROM PESTICIDE, FUNGICIDE, WEEDKILLER & CHEMICAL FERTILIZER
Number of Hydrosoil Pots Growing Veggies
The Mission
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Lead local communities to grow their own food
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Drive food security that starts from home
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Leading communities to grow food together
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Converting food waste into a valuable resource for growing food
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Raising awareness on soil health and protecting our topsoil reserves
600,000
planters
2500 tonnes
of food waste converted into growing topsoil
2300 tonnes
organic greens grown annually
Growing sustainably at every doorstep.
The Mission
How a 6 pot Hydrosoil system can create change. Because every bit counts.
Up to
24kg
Leafy greens grown annually
*16kg annual consumption per GDP
Up to
15kg
Annual Food & Organic Waste Converted
88
Plastic Bags saved for packaging store-bought veg
83kg
Carbon Footprint reduced annually
Topsoil and Beneficial Microbes
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Low maintenance
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70%-80% less water use
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Low fallow period
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High yielding
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Able to start small and scale fast
NO NEED for FANCY & EXPENSIVE equipment to grow plants. Instead we solve the biological needs that nature provides using advanced microbial technology from Australia. Using pre-fostered topsoil and a range of beneficial microbes to create the optimum environment to grow plants in a self-watering pot.
Simple to install, easy to grow
Pour in the Newearth Topsoil
Fill up the Hydrosoil Planter with water
Dig some holes for your seedlings
Plant in your seedlings gently
Make sure the planter has enough sun
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