Chris Koerner found someone carving wizard faces into willow branches, then planting them so the faces grow into the tree. Willow branches root easily after cutting, so the idea is to mass-produce these and sell them to fantasy fans.
Look at this freaking thing right here. Okay, so I found this nerdy guy on social media that cuts down branches of willow trees, soaks them in water, carves these crazy looking wizard faces into it and then plants them in dirt so they can grow to be big willow trees that have crazy looking wizard faces. But there's a business idea here. He's not monetizing it, but you should. Here's why this works. Willow trees have a special kind of hormone that enable it to grow perfectly fine even if it's just a living branch that was recently cut down, placed in water. At least that's how I understand it from one quick chat GPT search. So how do you profit from this? We can get a bunch of willow tree branches, carve some cool looking wizards in those things, put them in some water, put them in some dirt, sell them to a bunch of Lord of the Rings weirdos for way too much money, full business plan right here.
