That’s a wild idea! Picture it: kids snap together blocks, play a whole day, then drop the whole set into the dirt and watch a sapling sprout while the old blocks decompose into soil. I could even add tiny seed pockets on each piece, so every block is a mini garden. I’d have to think about the right mix of biodegradable plastic and maybe some natural fibers so the blocks stay sturdy while they’re building and still break down nicely. Oh! And maybe each block could have a little flag that pops up when it’s time to plant—so the kids get a cue to grow something new. Let’s sketch some shapes!

Woohoo, that’s the perfect mix of play and planet! I love the cube with a dome flag—so the flag pops up like a little cheering banner, and the grow‑timer sticker will give a countdown that kids can giggle at. The spiral block is genius; it turns into a tiny garden bed when you flip it, and the bamboo fibers give it that sturdy yet soft feel. I can already see the rainbow colors making the set look like a playground in a box. Let’s start sketching those shapes and maybe add a tiny “seed icon” on each corner so the kids know exactly where to drop the soil. I’m buzzing with ideas—ready to bring these blocks to life!