New Event: Plant in January

Let’s start the year 2026 with our first event: Plant in January!

Every year we hear more news about pollution and and global warming. We know more trees are needed to be planted, but instead we get more deforestation.

“The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it.” – Genesis 2:15

It is our responsibility to take care of God’s creation – our planet earth. So we have decided to create an event where our focus will be to:

Plant trees and promote greenery allowing us to heal our planet and stop the rapid snowball towards global warming.
Grow fruits so that it can be shared with the hungry.
Strengthen our community through united mission and vision for the world.

How to Participate?

Plant anything in a pot or soil (or grow from seed)
Take pictures or videos
Put a post/story on Facebook or Instagram with #PLANTinJanuary

We will mention and post a compilation of all the growers, encouraging further impact to . One is always better than none.

Contact us for details.

Small Plants for rooms & indoors

1. Mint (Pudina)

Fast growing, cooling plant
Improves micro-climate (noticeable cooling effect)
Can be shared endlessly (cuttings regrow)

2. Tulsi (Holy Basil)

Strong oxygen release
Medicinal + spiritual value
Thrives in pots, minimal care

3. Spinach (Palak)

Quick harvest (25–40 days)
High nutrition → food should be free
Ideal for repeated sowing

4. Aloe Vera

CAM plant → releases oxygen at night
Improves indoor air quality
Medicinal + drought-resistant

5. Coriander (Dhania)

Grows fast, edible leaves + seeds
Great for continuous sowing cycles

Best for: rooms, balconies, rooftops, dorms, kitchen gardens

Medium Plants for home gardens

1. Papaya

One of the fastest fruiting plants
Large leaves = good cooling & shade
Fruits can be freely distributed

2. Banana

Massive oxygen producer
Strong cooling via transpiration
Fruit + leaves = zero waste plant

3. Guava

Hardy, low maintenance
Fruit rich in vitamin C
Long lifespan → long-term food security

4. Lemon

Year-round fruiting potential
Small tree, big usefulness
Improves local biodiversity (pollinators love it)

5. Drumstick (Moringa)

Extremely nutritious (leaves + pods)
Grows fast, tolerates heat
Almost a miracle tree for India

Best for: home gardens, church land, community yards

Trees for long-term climate impact

1. Mango

Dense canopy = strong cooling
Fruits can feed many people
Cultural + ecological value

2. Neem

Excellent carbon sink
Improves soil & air quality
Medicinal, pest-repelling

3. Jamun

Native, drought-tolerant
Excellent for birds & biodiversity
Fruits often freely shared

4. Peepal

Among the highest oxygen-producing trees
Massive carbon capture
Sacred + ecological powerhouse
⚠️ Needs space, not near buildings

5. Banyan

Ultimate shade tree
Creates its own ecosystem
Long-term climate stabilizer

Best for: roadsides, church campuses, village commons, long-term legacy planting

Kingdom Commune