Holidays can be exhausting, but it’s nothing an underwater garden can’t solve. This is Nemo’s Garden, an underwater greenhouse anchored off Italy’s Ligurian coast, recently detailed in The Washington Post. Stationed 20 feet underwater, Nemo’s garden is able to take advantage of high humidity, even temperatures and exceptionally high CO2 concentrations to grow herbs and fruits significantly faster than you could on land. Luckily for us, they’ve also set up a public livestream, in case you’d like to spend a few minutes losing yourself in the paradise of aquatic agriculture.
Time to stare at a live feed of this underwater garden
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