GARD VEGETABLES IN THE SEA? ITALIAN COMPANY BECOM'S A FARRIOR

According to foreign media reports, an Italian company has built an underwater greenhouse on the seabed off the coast of Italy to try to grow various plants under the sea. It is reported that the underwater greenhouse is an experimental agricultural project, operated by a company specializing in diving facilities. This underwater greenhouse is located under the sea on the shore of the Italian coastal town of Nora. It is 8 meters deep and consists of 5 bulbous biospheres. Several plants such as lettuce, strawberries and beans are grown.

It is understood that this balloon-like biosphere uses the natural characteristics of the ocean to grow plants, and its underwater temperature is constant. Sensors inside the biosphere can provide real-time data, such as humidity, air temperature, and carbon dioxide concentration. Among them, high concentrations of carbon dioxide can make plants grow rapidly.

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