This is not only a planter made on an old computer. This is a planter that is also a work computer. Mike Schropp, the technophile and other things nerdy blogger Total Geekdom, needed a bit of greenery in his basement to balance its technology projects. He decided to experiment with the heat generated by a computer and its effect on the growth of wheatgrass. Using only a computer can acrylic plexiglass, he made this amazing combination of technology and nature for only $ 10. Check out the photos below for more information on how Schropp made his planter computer.
Schropp started with one day a given computer.
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He completely emptied if he had a lot of space to work.
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Schropp done top cover of the computer acrylic. Since acrylic is not ideal for heat transfer, it attaches the tubes on the cover to hold the soil.
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The tubes sit inside the computer to absorb more of the heat produced.
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After the frame and planters ended, has begun rebuilding the computer around the tubes.
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He added soil and wheatgrass ...
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... and finished the while adding a plexiglass cover and fix the monitor.
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What did you do with your computer today? Browse Facebook? Watch the chat videos, perhaps? This planter is a reminder that technology can do much more than we simply connect to the Internet. You can follow Mike on Twitter and YouTube to stay with his friendly projects.
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