Stage 5: Create

(After plant is hypothetically created to full potential.)

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Name: Hanging Gardens Inc.

- Marketing Executives: Morgan Boothe & Lexi Sittenfeld-Parkhurst
- Research Team: Robert Orta, Nihal Nazeem, Matt Jones, Taylor Boothe
- Realist: Matt Jones, Nihal Nazeem
- Idealists: Taylor Boothe, Lexi Sittenfeld-Parkhurst, Rachel Lobl
- Department of Packaging: Morgan Boothe, Lexi Sittenfeld-Parkhurst,
Rachel Lobl
- Owners/Board of Directors: Robert Orta, Nihal Nazeem, Matt Jones,
Taylor Boothe, Morgan Boothe, Lexi Sittenfeld-Parkhurst, Rachel Lobl

Slogan: Grown to Glow!!!

Target Audience:
Wealthy Middle Class and Rich People for novelty gifts
Middle Class who like gardening
Middle class who want to be cheap
Middle class who love the environment
Companies who want to be environmentally friendly
Disaster Relief groups like Red Cross.

Logo:
(See separate document)

(It’s a plant that glows.)

Should this solution work (the plant as the light source), the we will build
products like nightlights, fairy lights, and generally anything that lights up for
human visibility. Our materials are stated in the Stage 4 document, but there
will be some variation in the resources necessary as larger plants such as trees
will take more time, nutrients, and water to grow. Generally, each plant will
differ signi icantly.

Goals:
To help people in need, to reduce energy consumption, to make a little money
along the way. And to reduce our carbon dioxide footprint on the world by
growing more plants.
- To help more people we hire people with limited scienti ic experience
but want to learn. Internship program???

Sizes:
Seeds: (Grow your own glowing plant) Grown to Glow!!
Small: (Night Light) Succulents and lowers
Small: (Novelty Gift- Mother’s day, anniversary, etc.) Flowers
Rock Cacti: (lighting Rock Garden) Rock Cacti
Medium: (Path/garden lighting) Bushes, Various trees, some lowers
Large: (Holiday Lights) trees, vines, “fairy lights”
Large: (Novelty Lights) sell to Las Vegas
Extra Large: (Streetlight) large trees
Disaster Relief Version: (Does not have any of the fancy packaging: ship in
wooden pallets and they come in protective containers to make them easy to
pass out)(Meant to represent a lantern) Seeds of fast growing plants, a way to
get light to areas when it would take a while to ix power lines.

Distribution:
Most probably through some garden stores, store for hunting goods and
camping, or sold directly to consumers via an online program such as Amazon
or other online stores.

We will sell directly to disaster relief efforts and give a considerable discount.

We want to start out with small plants like succulents and simple lowers. I
hope that with your investment we can raise our scale to plants like trees and
bushes. With enough development we can advance the future of energy. Right
now, electric lights consume too much power and hurt the environment, but
with these glowing plants, light is created with oxygen as its byproduct.
Though we trade By moving in the direction of self-sustainable glowing plants,
we can also reduce carbon emissions, and hopefully mitigate the adverse
effects of mainstream electric energy sources.
The Ask:
$$$∞
1. 10 varieties of seeds:
a. Wisconsin Fast Plant
b. Shenandoah Switch Grass
c. Graptosedum (Catus)
d. Wisteria
e. Weeping Willow
f. Marigold
g. White Rose
h. Japanese Maple
i. African Rock Cactus
j. Daisy
k. Dandelions
2. Scientists for R&D
a. Tracing Bacterial Transport
Methods
b. Seed Modi ication
c. Edibility (Extreme last step)
i. Once they’re safely edible, we can also expand to glowing
apple and peach trees.
d. Creating/designing a plasmid or a plant that will give us the most
glow for our buck, and also will use barely any nutrients or water.

See Stage 4 for procedure!