سخافة روح شوف الصين الحين كل ديكتاتورية و زيف

في الحالتين مزجو 50 بالمئة سماد من التربة ممكن بعد ست اشهر او شي يضيفو سماد سائل

الري نقطة نقطة

nee maar het is heel educatief en een echte aanrader🤓🤓🤓

@@levivalgaerts6813 dam Levi

Dear Niels, apologies for the delay - somehow my earlier reply (sent from my mobile) wasn't posted. If you want to buy just a few Waterboxxes, please visit our webshop www.waterboxx.com/shop-2/?lang=en where we sell 3, 5, or 10 packs. For more units, please send an email to [email protected] with the amount you're interested in an we'll prepare a quotation for you. I look forward to hearing from you, and hope that you'll use our technology to plant lots of trees in South Africa!

Probably because it costs money.

Dear @helloworld-oj9co, apologies for the delay - somehow my earlier reply (sent from my mobile) wasn't posted. We are still building the new factory to make the 6th generation Growboxx, sadly it's taking a lot longer than expected (and we're also looking for investors to help us fund the construction). That being said - the Waterboxx is actually cheaper per tree (because you can plant up to 20 trees with each Waterboxx, so the cost is a lot less than 50 cents per tree), and it has a better carbon footprint (it's 100% recyclable at the end of its life). Why are governments not mass planting trees using our intelligent buckets - that's a question I ask myself a lot too! There's so much talk yet so little action. Years and millions are wasted with conferences and tree plantings which have extremely low survival rates. I think one issue is that not enough people know of us (SO PLEASE SPREAD THE WORD AND SHARE OUR VIDEOS WITH ALL YOUR NETWORK :)) and another issue is that the up-front investment in Waterboxxes is relatively high (even though, as described above, the final cost per tree is super low as you can re-use them for up to 10 years). Finally, my father always focused on product development (our Waterboxx is in its 10th generation and has proven itself in 56 countries) and sales always took the back seat. Now that is changing and the first countries have announced they will use our technology to plant millions of trees. I'm hoping that many others will follow, and that we will help restore millions of hectares of degraded, dry, dead land and create lush ecosystems again - that's why I get out of bed every morning and happily go to work :).

Thanks for your kind words. I've got some appointments with various Dutch politicians next month - so fingers crossed that someone will see the light :) What's really encouraging is that the first countries in Africa and the Middle East are starting to use our technology at scale. More news in a few months time! I'm sorry to hear about the shipment issues (and happy that you got your refund) - our new webshop on www.waterboxx.com/shop-2/?lang=en should work flawlessly!

working on it... but it's not so easy as in the past a lot of our projects had a strong R&D focus and Pieter visited them all regularly in order to develop the next generation of the Waterboxx / Growboxx. Right now we're simply supplying our latest generation technology (which has proven to work all around the globe) and rely on our customers to send us updates (which, regrettably, doesn't happen too often - even though in their emails / conversations they tell us the trees are growing very well!). If you want to experience the magic first hand, you can buy a 3, 5, or 10 pack on www.waterboxx.com/shop-2/?lang=en

First video was years ago, they can’t to working too well, this is just about selling them to claw money back

We can do that soon when we plant our dry lahaina land

tell me more .. I want to do the same

well, the obvious reason is that my father has invested 20 years of his life (and money, plus that of people who funded him) in developing our technology. The Waterboxx works so well because it's in its 10th generation - and has been tested and developed after carrying out R&D projects in 30 countries over all those years. Our business model is already such that we aim to deliver the highest quality products at the lowest possible price - ideally being produced in the regions where they are being used (thus creating local employment and spending the majority of the revenues locally).

@@Groasis opensource dose not mean that you shouldn’t work or can’t have benefits, its different business model and with spreading this idea freely everywhere in the world you can catch other opportunities such as consulting.

@@tradingisthinking one way we can beat the globalists is by having unique products that better the world and if it is open sourced it can't be bought and closed down