How Do Astronauts Get Fresh Fruits and Veggies in Space?

How do astronauts get fresh fruits and veggies in space? While some are shipped to the International Space Station, there’s another option: They can grow them themselves.
In microgravity, crews have successfully grown a variety of plants including mustard greens, kale, and... you guessed it: peppers. Learn how space gardening works and why it helps astronauts.
Credit: NASA

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They have hatch chilies on the ISS? Alight, I was on the fence but now I want to go.

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I am watching from Mars 😂

[@jamesklove9629]

And don’t have to deal with bugs eating your plants

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0 degree land I am in Earth & young your millions miles up respectable. Nice beautiful flower & chilly . I am happy with your positive good invention . Galaxy . Thank you God bless you all ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

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Thank you, that's make astronauts,self, reliant.

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Samantha is back?

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Ecology of outter space,build it and they will come-fields of dreams......

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