The farm in a New York City basement

At this farm, expensive herbs and edible flowers are grown vertically in a basement of an office building in Manhattan. New York's fine dining scene actually wouldn't be the same without underground farms like this. It helps the city's gourmet restaurants get the freshest possible ingredients.
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[@ilsunnylo3562]

Its hydroponics. Normally its in greehouses. No idea why you would want it in a commercial basement.

[@ketchupketchup6646]

Ilsunny Lo to maximize yeild

[@freedomfighter2463]

ketchup Ketchup
Civilization Game joke?

[@zeighy]

So that it's closer to their clients? No need to harvest more than what the client actually orders? No need to store fresh, perishable goods saving space and costs for logistics?

[@sirnuggets9666]

its in New York City, can you imagine trying to find space to set up a greenhouse there. A office basement is honestly your best bet and can be closer to the clients.

[@importantname]

oh a commericial for overly priced garnish

[@Sacchidanand]

We do need a follow up. Thanks for teaser but what about the details?

[@j.jarvis7460]

Looks like that’s not the only herb this guys growing..

[@vaasmontenegro3993]

1st like, now that's something

[@MistressOP]

What's the name of the farm?

[@humpsa]

Wow im early

[@gfuke]

Weed Farm

[@freedomfighter2463]

A million of these hydrophonics can truly make a difference