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In a southern India, Paper Seed Co., an eco-friendly NGO, created a single-use face mask that, when disposed of into the soil, blooms into plants.

URL copied NGO in Karnataka makes eco-friendly masks to conserve environment. With discarded face masks becoming a major pollutant in the times of Covid-19, an NGO in Mangaluru has come out with the idea of biodegradable masks laced with seeds of plants and fruits, which can grow into plants when thrown out. Paper Seed Co, the NGO based at Pakshikere, has started making such masks embedded with seeds of plants, which will sprout once discarded. Paper Seed founder and activist Nitin Vas said most of the existing masks when thrown after use often find their way to streams and rivers, ...

Now, masks that grow into plants upon disposal Updated: Updated: Paper Seed has come out with masks containing seeds Share Article Paper Seed has come out with masks containing seeds One-time face mask users now have the option of using cotton masks which grow into plants upon their disposal. A social entrepreneurship called Paper Seed, set up near Mangaluru, has come out with masks that contain seeds of tulsi and tomato. Paper Seed founder and artist Nitin Vas of Pakshikere told The Hindu that these masks have been made using cotton rags. “They are made from recycled rags and the inner ...

Now come seed masks which grow into plants while thrown Updated: Updated: April 18, 2021 17:15 IST A social entrepreneurship called Paper Seed near Mangaluru has made such masks containing seeds like tulasi and tomato. Share Article Seed masks made by social entrepreneurship Paper Seed.   | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement A social entrepreneurship called Paper Seed near Mangaluru has made such masks containing seeds like tulasi and tomato. One-time face mask users now have the option of using such cotton masks which grow into plants while thrown. A social entrepreneurship called Paper...