If you think of yourself as someone who cares about the environment...

[mkbnett]

Then buy and plant a nursery grown fruit tree (or two, if it needs a pollinator), in the ground wherever you are.

They are freaking cheap ($8-$25 here), require little to no maintenance (plant where they get as must sun as possible and dump a bucket or pot-full of water on it slowly - waiting for the water to sink in and not pool on the surface -

Comments

[analkant]

the nice thing about pollution is i consume it all the time and have never had any noticeable effects
i've been thinking about planting lately and how it is on the list of skills everyone should learn in high school that no one learns
i think everything in my store fits into this category
but yeah
there's literally no soil anywhere near me at all
so i could buy a planter and some soil and some sort of seeds
like some snap peas or something
those are harder to grow though
it would be neat to grow something at home
maybe i will look up how to do it

[mkbnett]

Email me your address (Noah and anyone who reads this): post DOT domesticated AT gmail DOT com

[analkant]

good advice
except i don't have anywhere to transfer them to after they get huge
so i think i will be okay
maybe i will get one of our cherry plants from work