iGreen Gadgets has introduced an innovative solution to address the environmental impact of electronic accessories, particularly the ubiquitous iPhone cover. Recognizing the prevalent issue of discarded phone covers contributing to waste, iGreen Gadgets has engineered a biodegradable iPhone cover that breaks the conventional cycle of storage or disposal. The cover, designed with simplicity in mind, outwardly appears like any other minimalist phone case. However, beneath its sleek exterior lies a secret weapon against environmental waste—a compostable material primarily composed of cornstarch. What sets this cover apart is the embedded seeds within the material, turning the iPhone cover into a potential source of life.

When users are ready to part ways with their phone cover, they can simply detach it from their device and plant it in the ground or a pot of soil. As the cover decomposes, the embedded seeds within the material germinate and grow into a variety of plants. iGreen Gadgets takes the eco-friendly initiative a step further by allowing users to choose which plants they want to cultivate, with options like daisies, forget-me-nots, and basil. This unique approach not only promotes sustainability but also transforms the end-of-life phase of a phone cover into a green opportunity for users to nurture a garden. All iGreen Gadgets covers are manufactured in Italy, catering to various iPhone models such as the iPhone 13 Pro, 14 Pro, and 15 Pro, and are available for purchase through their online store, starting at €17.99 (approximately $19.42).