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Semi-Organic Gardens!
| Uni here! We were the one that posted the picture of the tree. We wish to expand our "garden", as it is lacking for now.
Sadly, it will take us quite the time to traverse and search for more seedlings. Glitch City is not the greatest place to search for them.
-Uni
| Uni! Thanks for coming! I was hoping you'd show up~. What kind of garden are you hoping to make? I'm considering a wide range of flowers...I want to try cultivating all kinds of things!
-Aethia
| >>88454
We were thinking the same. The locals of Nova Hollandia, the place we received our pine tree sapling, have once said that flowers are dwindling in population due to a number of reason — they seem to cite it to various cause: wild grass, an uptake in greenhouse gases, death of pollinators, and a dozen more reason at their behest.
We will, for once, try finding them again. We think they'll grow quite differently from the tree we have here.
-Uni
| If you guys think about it, trees are plenty more than everywhere around you.. You just have to look. Coming from a foreigner, I've seen quite a few not but a few hundred miles from Glitch. -TS
| Texting while diving Thomas?
-AnoMeat
| >>89195
Quite true, indeed, but those trees are largely on their way to decay. Glitch City's ever-expanding territory blasted their population as a whole.
We are also a foreigner here, from what we see, anywhere encircling Glitch City is a territory where trees and plants-alike are slowly meeting their foreseeable death. -Uni
| >>89233
Soooo...Is there a way to somehow save them? I guess I ask too much but it's a little unfortunate that Glitch City barely has any wild life or plant life. I never realized it until now but...I think Glitch City could use a returning of nature.
- Aethia
| >>89207
Yes.. After John, we're finding CN.
>>89233
>>89250
Actually, because of the nature of trees, it should be possible. It's the same as moving a dying plant to better soil, just give it love as aunt pol said, and it'll grow just the same as any other. Plants have the ability to live a lot better than we do. Plus, if your willing, Anywhere near spain and Japan still keep their culture clean, I've heard.. I'd ask Kazuki about Japan. -TS
| >>89261
That might very well be an idea to be put to a test! We're interested in picking a few saplings from the outer region of Glitch City. We might be able to restore some of them, given time and given resources to do so. -Uni
| Oof
| >>89250
Due to the heavy pollution on the region mentioned by our friend TS here, there will be a lot of task needed to be done to repair the damage.
We think our gardening equipment, but within a larger scale, should be enough to contain a few of these trees. An indoor garden perhaps would be a better setting to deal with; a much better one, in fact, since we can control the environment of a closed room. -Uni
| Heard my name! TS is right, Japan is still keeping up with their natural culture. If you want, I'm receiving a cherry blossom from family in a few days, possibly tomorrow. -KN
| >>89267
If I weren't so focused on making safe zones in GC and staying in the black at the same time. Haha. I wonder if I can talk my father into helping me fund some of this...
-Aethia
| >>89273
Perfect! You may want to ask Aethia, she is probably interested in seeing one living tree herself.
Now that you have mentioned it, KN, Japan may be a great place to visit for the next year. How are they standing with all the ruckus of the world? -Uni
| >>89278 >>89273 Oh yeah I'm totally interested! The reason I'm so interested in live trees is that I've only ever dealt with cyber or virtual trees in the Louvre. To see a real one is like...I dunno it's amazing! I'm so curious about it!
-Aethia
| >>89274
We are happy if you are willing to help, but there is no need to push funds from elsewhere! By the time the new year arrive, we will have enough piled money to circle the world once more and possibly collect, and care for a few more saplings and seedlings along the way.
Of course, thanks to the information by KN here, we are very interested in going to countries with their nature wide open, still. We'll see how it goes on later! -Uni
| >>89278
Beautiful as always. It seems they move through time with artsy like style. I still keep up with news and things. I only moved from there a couple years ago, I can promise vending machines are everywhere.
And guess who has the lowest crimerate in the world?-KN
| >>89301
As the tales foretold, hm. Well, we at least now know where we are headed next! The cherry blossoms would look ever so beautiful in words and memories. -Uni
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| A little bit before or during Mega Christmas I came across someone whom actually had a live tree. They were using a micro-emp setup and actual fertilizer as well as some other neat organic and technological tricks.
Since I've learned about it I've become a little obsessed! In my spare time I've started looking into how to start a small garden~.
Any other gardeners out there?
-Aethia