UpsideDownPlants ™

The provided information is based on researching the effects that gravity has on plants by growing them upside down or 190 degrees. The upside down plant growth project is a part of a much larger "Multiple Angular Plant Growth system" that is generally based on growing plants within the principal angles : side ways (90 degrees), 45, 135, and also 180 degrees or upside down. This type of angular plant growth research opened the doors toward the concept of a zero gravity plant growth simulation experiments. Some plant experiments produced mutations or new species of which the nature of this environment would not be able to produce. For more information, visit our website: http://www.upsidedownplants.com

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