Prince Charles at Clarence House Eco Festival

The video introduces the Joint Guard Organic and RHS stamp project, focusing on the One Pot Pledge initiative, which encourages reusing tea and coffee cups for planting. The team from Whitefield Islands, including Rebecca, discusses their peat-free, organically grown methods. A demonstration of using fertile fiber compost is provided, and the video concludes with an explanation of quia-based compost and future plans involving cork and wool.

What is the main goal of the One Pot Pledge?

• To sell more coffee cups

• To encourage people to plant trees

• To promote the reuse of tea and coffee cups

• To introduce new types of plants

Who is Rebecca and where does she work?

• A teacher at a local school

• A gardener at Whitefield Islands

• A scientist at a research lab

• A chef at a restaurant

What type of compost is used in the initiative?

• Sand-based compost

• Quia-based compost

• Clay-based compost

• Peat-based compost

What is the purpose of using fertile fiber compost?

• To enhance the flavor of the plants

• To make the cups more durable

• To start the crop in reusable cups

• To reduce the weight of the cups

What new materials are mentioned for future use?

• Cork and wool

• Glass and rubber

• Plastic and metal

• Paper and cardboard