Compost to Soil-Less Garden

Pelican Kenterra P Ltd have developed a patented technology to convert biodegradable waste into a soil less planting media with low electrical conductivity. Plants will grow as in soil in this medium.

Zero Carbon Road Median Project

Pelican Kenterra P Ltd have developed a patented technology to convert biodegradable waste into a soil less planting media with low electrical conductivity. Plants will grow as in soil in this medium.

A new urban way: Use of biodegradable matter in gardening !! People who recklessly throw bio-degradables will understand its’s value and will start using it. reducing the burden of the corporation. The unnecessary hatred and rejection towards it will go away. Every city in India is now getting a metro line. They have waste too. Metro medians and even road medians will thus be the primary biodegradable waste management system.

Why Zero carbon soil-less road median project

Soil-less gardening, while bringing in perennial solution for waste management, also prevent soil mining for median gardening. Truckloads of soil have to be mined out of our farmlands that is already reeling under the pressure of anthropogenic stress.

 
Huge piles of compost and garden wastes are lying in composting sites with no where to go. By this project, not only these piles will disappear, but also the citizens will be encouraged to compost at source and use in soilless urban gardening. This will also reduce massive  carbon foot print of transporting soil and compost.
A new sustainable branding possibility: CSR funds and marketing departments can utilise the branding space of soil-less median gardens and become a part of the great cause: SUSTAINABLE WASTE MANAGEMENT
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Your Questions Answered

What is a soilless road median?

It is a sustainable landscaping solution using engineered growing media instead of conventional soil.

It improves drainage, plant growth and long-term maintenance.

Yes. It is suitable for roads, highways and urban landscaping.

Yes. It improves water efficiency and plant health.

Yes. Government agencies can implement these projects.

Yes. It supports greener infrastructure.

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