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I really like your idea to take plant as one functional part of our house.<br/> | I really like your idea to take plant as one functional part of our house.<br/> | ||
But I still have 2 questions: Out of their natural growing environment, if the Kokoromo can get enough energy supply at our homes?<br/> And will it also be a residence of bacterias? | But I still have 2 questions: <br/>Out of their natural growing environment, if the Kokoromo can get enough energy supply at our homes?<br/> And will it also be a residence of bacterias? | ||
About how to apply it to our home.I like the second idea better.I think you can make the liquid fertilizer gel like, so they can be pull off the wall later,like some masks.I don't think there is problem with glass. Because I don't think people will cover their window with some unmovable stuff.But if you really want to apply it to smooth surface, I think people can spry something to the surface, after drying, it will be rough, which is good to grow kokkoromo.<br/> | About how to apply it to our home.I like the second idea better.I think you can make the liquid fertilizer gel like, so they can be pull off the wall later,like some masks.I don't think there is problem with glass. Because I don't think people will cover their window with some unmovable stuff.But if you really want to apply it to smooth surface, I think people can spry something to the surface, after drying, it will be rough, which is good to grow kokkoromo.<br/> | ||