How to Start a WasteGarden with Limited Resources

This can be a project in the school or at home by city kids and young teens. It shows how to start a wastegarden using wastes - snack or milk foil pack for pot, and waste boards and papers for soil. You may also wrap your biowaste - fruit and vegetable peels, spoiled food - with scrap paper to add as soil. Let us use dry & wet wastes as soil without the need of storing them in horror bins called "composts".
The air we breathe is easily tainted with invisible pollutants that can be cleansed by plants in our vicinity. Likewise, oxygen emitted by plants helps clear and relax the mind and body, top 2 reasons why we need to plant.