A new gadget called Re-Feed developed by a student takes your leftovers and turn them into plant food. It automatically pumps resultant liquid nourishment into your flowerpots.
The Re-Feed features an "umbilical cord" for plants.
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It takes your scraps.
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"Plugs in" to a plant.
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And grinds food scraps with a touch of a button.
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It can be scheduled to feed your plant when you’re not around.
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A simple pump-powered tube feeds nutrient-rich liquid to attached greenery.
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The Re-Feed features an "umbilical cord" for plants.
It takes your scraps.
"Plugs in" to a plant.
And grinds food scraps with a touch of a button.
It can be scheduled to feed your plant when you’re not around.
A simple pump-powered tube feeds nutrient-rich liquid to attached greenery.
