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hydroponic farms
The Upper Gardens are hydroponic farms spanning two levels, a large private enterprise whose guest fees help fund better furnishings.
Story so far
The Upper Gardens grow plants in a lattice of plastic pipes, with twine supporting vines and stems. Their main passage winds through two silo levels, and workers and their shadows wear green overalls.
The gardens are one of only about a dozen large private enterprises. Fees from guests help pay for higher-quality furnishings.
Appearance
A main passage winds through two levels among lattices of plastic pipes, with twine supporting vines and stems. Workers and their shadows wear green overalls.
Role
They are privately operated hydroponic farms supported in part by guest fees.
Sources — 6 recorded facts, by chapter
Chapter 11
- The upper gardens are hydroponic farms.
- The gardens’ main passage winds through two silo levels.
- The gardens grow plants in a lattice of plastic pipes with twine supporting vines and stems.
- Garden workers and their shadows wear green overalls.
- The upper gardens are one of only about a dozen large private enterprises.
- Guest fees help the upper gardens afford higher-quality furnishings.