Manga Farming, by Koshi Kawachi -- .jpg Japanese artist Koshi Kawachi uses old manga collections to plant and grow vegetables. [via Pink Tentacle]

  • Anonymous

    Think this would this work with old phone books? Can the sprouts actually mature like that?

    • IronEdithKidd

      @2: No. Veggies still need a dirt home for the summer.

      Broccoli (as seen in the above photo) gets leggy if you start it inside and too early. I long ago learned my lesson. The stems will be susceptible to rot once planted in the garden.

  • Anonymous

    Pulp fiction has roots

  • liquidself

    That s a real good use for it.

  • Quiche de Resistance

    Tentacles!

    • Anonymous

      Space magician heirloom transdimensional sprouts are already taking second chair in my diet, to shoujo nyan reverse-harem rope-work herbs and the exquisite Fujishima Broccolini.

  • Laurel L. Russwurm

    Gotta be careful the copyright police don’t catch you.