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> How much does it cost to make a 300 year old tree? Aside from your main point, I found this an interesting thought exercise thinking about cost of air, sunli
by photonbeam 3y ago
> How much does it cost to make a 300 year old tree?
Aside from your main point, I found this an interesting thought exercise thinking about cost of air, sunlight, soil, water and then 300 years of security
- Qwertious 3y agoI imagine if you're going to grow one 300 year old tree, then your best bet is obscurity. Find a stable very-rural area that's not prone to bushfires, plant one tree and make sure it's doing well for a few years, come back 300 years later, you're done. If you're not going the obscurity path then you'd really want to scale it up - there's not much difference between security for one tree and security for 100 trees.