Unique project helps to plant trees in mid-air

FLYTE has launched a unique project that helps plants in your home to float in the air with magnetic fields.

For a long time, Swedish scientist Simon Morris tested flying gardens that plants can grow as they float in the air. Morris founded the FLYTE company, based in Stockholm, and launched the LYFE project , bringing plants to "break" Earth's gravity.

LYFE pots are designed in minimalist geometric style very eye-catching.

The LYFE plant pots molded from magnetized silicon bottom will float on an oak pedestal with a strong magnet inside. By force from the pot plant field will hover above and at the same time rotate so that the tree can receive enough light from all sides. LYFE pots are designed in a minimalist, very eye-catching geometric style, each pot has 12 edges and is suitable for planting a variety of air plants (Air Plant - special plants that live without soil).

These pots can spin.

According to the development team, the potted plants can be very beneficial for the Air Plant, because with this plant the nutrients are mainly absorbed by the air through the air rather than the root system like the usual potted plants. .

The Earth's magnetic field has a strong influence on life forms, especially trees.

The Earth's magnetic field has a strong influence on life forms, especially trees. Studies have shown that magnetic fields can help accelerate the ripening process of some fruits and enhance plant metabolism.

To get a set of LYFEs, you need to contribute at least 199 USD.

Currently LYFE is being funded by FLYTE on Kickstarter, to get a set of LYFEs, you need to contribute at least 199 USD. The amount of this project was $ 177,200, far exceeding the required amount of $ 80,000 but still 19 days before the end of the capital raising period.