In today’s day and age, people recognize the need to protect and conserve the environment. With concerns that the planet is going to overheat due to what is known as the ‘Greenhouse Effect’ , we are simply removing too much indigenous flora and (often from this) fauna, and we are cutting down more trees than our environment can sustain. This is known as deforestation. Some of the worst results of all of this are the reduction in the amount of drinkable water. Do they have a point? The question is certainly worth investigating.

The ‘Greenhouse Effect’ theory, supported by an overwhelming amount of scientists around the world, stipulates that the world’s accumulated industry - the cars, factories, power plants, chemicals, and technology that we have relied on to advance our civilization, have released polluting gases, e.g. carbon dioxide, into the earth’s atmosphere. This acts like a blanket, trapping the sun’s rays and causing the planet to heat up like a greenhouse. This negative development affects the planet’s regular weather patterns and causes widespread devastation throughout the continents with flood, drought and the desolation of delicate ecosystems, with the reduction of breathable air, the stripping away of sustainable farmlands and the desertification of vast tracts of land.

Plants and trees, through a process known as photosynthesis, soak up sunlight and carbon dioxide to turn them into oxygen, and when trees are felled they release those carbons that they have stored away back into the atmosphere. Grave fears are held for the long-time viability of the planet due to this phenomenon, and the public is becoming evermore concerned about it.

Water, also vital to our survival, is becoming scarcer, due to drought, increased demand from an ever-increasing population and the polar ice caps, our frozen fresh water reserves, melting into the sea from the Greenhouse Effect.

So, in order to help remedy and reverse the situation, it is considered both wise and forward thinking to grow more indigenous native trees and to do so utilising the most efficient and conserving method of water handling.

At Native Growth Holdings, we have developed an entire range of water saving devices, products and techniques in order to ensure the maximum survivability of plants with the most efficient use of water.

An example of this is one of our products called Water Tube™ represent a method to break this vicious cycle by positively effecting plant growth while minimising water usage and thereby contributing significantly to your triple-bottom line. That is, helping the planet, boosting your plant yield and benefiting your bank balance.