Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Coal mining has ruined millions of acres of land across the US, and it can pollute the surrounding areas for decades after the coal is gone. Now, these farmers are restoring coal mining land with lavender. They spread the lavender on the floor to cut the buds and bundle the stems to sell for cooking. We stripped the bottom two leaves off and we'll dip that in water and rooting hormone. They save small leaf clippings and plant them to grow more lavender. The oil floats to the top. Just drain the water off of it, which we keep the water, too.
B1 lavender coal mining land water plant Why #farmers plant #lavender to save toxic land. #shorts #scienceinsider 14 0 林宜悉 posted on 2022/08/20 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary