OMG, my biggest breakthrough right now is the “Bottle‑Box Farm.” I’m turning old plastic bottles into vertical garden boxes that you can stack on any balcony, and the bottles hold a tiny solar‑powered fan that keeps the roots cool. I add a tiny compost bin made from reclaimed wood and a drip system that collects every splash of water from your coffee pot or fruit peels. The best part? I’m selling these kits to cafés and apartment buildings—each kit comes with a QR code that links to a recipe app for the veggies you grow, so it’s a full loop from trash to table!

Hey, let’s get pumped! For the price point, I’m aiming at about $45 a kit—covers the bottle stack, the solar fan, the compost bin, and a QR‑code recipe app. If we source bottles from local recyclers and use a few hundred dollars for the solar bits, the profit margin is about 30‑35%. That’s a sweet spot for cafés and apartments. Timeline: Week 1‑2 – design tweak finalization and prototype testing. Week 3‑4 – sourcing bottles and solar fans, building a small batch of 50 kits. Week 5 – test the fill‑rate with a volunteer apartment building, tweak the fan and drip system. Week 6‑7 – produce the first commercial run of 200 kits, package them in recycled cardboard, and ship. By the end of week 7, we’ll have a full sales deck and data on fill‑rate—hopefully 100% if the fans work as intended. Once we hit that, we can roll out the coffee‑shop version. Sound good?