Njama Njama (Huckleberry) growing very well in a vertical farm (UPB Vertical Farm)

So far, the plants we are growing are doing exceptionally great in our UPB Vertical Garden and today, we we wanted to show you how the huckleberry in the UPB Vertical Garden is flourishing.
Our UPB Vertical Gardens are excellent for the growing of organic vegetables and you can see just how well our vegetables are doing.

These are ready for harvesting and we can't wait to eat these fresh organic vegetables popularly known as “njama njama” here in Cameroon.

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Learn how to make a UPB Vertical Garden: https://d.tube/v/thegreens/edw6mg9f

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Founded in 2010, @thegreens have been able to use arts, sports, media and ICT to educate and engage more than 10,000 young people in Green Poetry, Green Music, Green Arts, Green Radio, and Conservation Champions League.

Her tree planting programs have seen the organization create 04 Community Tree Nurseries, planted more than 300,000 trees and together with @kedjom-keku we have acquired 1000 hectares of afromontane forest in Kedjom-Keku Village of the Bamenda Highlands of the North West Region of Cameroon for the creation and conservation of Kedjom-Keku Community Forest

@thegreens is currently engaged in Waste Management (Waste Business Hub); Plastic Waste Upcycling, Tire Upcycling and Textile Waste Recycling via @ecodesigns.
Her #EndPlasticPollution Campaign has seen the organization sensitize more than 100,000 people about plastic pollution, upcycled more than 10,000 plastic bottles to create UPB Vertical Gardens, UPB Tree Nursery Pots, etc.

Her Textile Recycling Project (@ecodesigns) is currently training 13 young girls for free in textile recycling and fashion designing and has recycled more than 5000 pounds of textile waste.

Her Tire Upcycling Project is educating and engaging young people in schools and communities to #StopBurningTires and upcycle them to create Mushroom Tire Seats, Tire Flower Pots, etc

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