Hydroponics Daily: No Soviet Secret Labs — Just Space Pizza
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Dr. Russell Sharp presents a brief Hydroponics Daily update covering myths about Soviet hydroponics, unusual crops like dragon fruit and the Annona family, and a botanical note about magnolia tepals.
He reviews England’s move to allow gene-edited crops from 2026, a Wrexham University project growing ‘space pizza’ ingredients with schools, and his ongoing microgreens and seed experiments.
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