Inside a 1930s red-brick building in Deptford, all is eerily quiet. The warehouse-like space is packed from floor to ceiling with plants suffused in a pink glow, suspended Inside a 1930s red-brick building in Deptford, all is eerily quiet.
The warehouse-like space is packed from floor to ceiling with plants suffused in a pink glow, suspended in regimented rows, with barely a person in sight.... in regimented rows, with barely a person in sight.
“In a hydroponic system, the canal in which the plants are growing is flooded with water, which interacts with the roots, and we inject nutrients into that water,” explains Burrows.
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