The first lifeforms on our planet were bacteria & fungi (similar to these fun-guys above 🌲).
They got their food by eating rocks (using minerals as energy) and as a by-product, releasing oxygen into our oceans, and atmosphere creating the conditions for life to thrive.
Semi-aquatic plants emerge...
After a few billion years of plants & microbes creating oxygen together, the planet became stable enough for plants life to thrive without being completely submerged in water: I give you moss.
The rise of insects...
Moss is growing on the surface of the planet which is a food source for insects who are beginning to evolve. The creepiest of crawlies for sure at this time. These things here could be up to 2 meters long 😳
Plants baby...sweet sweet plants
Insects & microbes have been decomposing moss & rocks for millions of years creating the first soils. With this symbiotic relationship forming, plants dominated the entire planet.
Now we give nature a big 🖕with this shit...
For the last 100 years, fertilizer and pesticide companies have marketed literal poison to us with the promise that it will make you more money if you're a farmer, and you'll grow better food for you & your family.
All it cost us is our relationship with nature.
Everything we make, is taken from the evolution of plants...
That's it.
Sure we add a shit load of love to it, but it's a proven system as old as time itself.
All we did was forget how to use it. So allow me to remind you 👇
