reclaimedbynature·Reclaimed By Naturebyvoxov7 Found this beautiful tree growing inside an abandoned silo while I was exploring. - u/runswithjelloView original on lemmy.world81Comments12Reply
NNanomerce lemmy.worldI wonder how it took root, is the bottom dirt? or did it break through the concrete/metal to grow through?3Reply
AgentOrangesicle lemmy.world3Hide 3 repliesI really want to know what's causing the light spots in the alcoves of the cement, but I don't even have a theory.2Reply
AgentOrangesicle replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyReflective mortar? Or maybe we're talking about different things. They look like little battery-powered LED disk lights placed randomly in the vertical alcove.1Reply
ssumofchemicals lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyYou should check out this video about Baldassare Forestiere, he dug out several acres of caves and grew orange trees underground that grow out of their skylights. https://youtube.com/watch?v=mUKRPoQKynk&feature=share82Reply
VVaryk sh.itjust.works1Hide 1 replyThis is an old photo, are you claiming to be the original photographer?1Reply
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This makes an awesome wallpaper
I wonder how it took root, is the bottom dirt? or did it break through the concrete/metal to grow through?
Where is this?
I really want to know what's causing the light spots in the alcoves of the cement, but I don't even have a theory.
looks like mortar to me. the glue between the blocks
Reflective mortar? Or maybe we're talking about different things.
They look like little battery-powered LED disk lights placed randomly in the vertical alcove.
oh, you said the alcoves. Yea wtf!
Oh man, that doesn't even look real! Excellent photo!
You should check out this video about Baldassare Forestiere, he dug out several acres of caves and grew orange trees underground that grow out of their skylights. https://youtube.com/watch?v=mUKRPoQKynk&feature=share8
This is awesome. thanks
This is an old photo, are you claiming to be the original photographer?
No, that's why OP's reddit username is in the title.