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Grow Unlimited Plant Protein In A Bucket. Doubles Every 48 Hours. The 5 Min Setup

THE FASTEST GROWING PROTEIN ON EARTH NASA tested it for space missions. Thai families have harvested it for centuries. And you can grow it in a bucket with just 5 minutes of setup. This tiny plant (some species fit on your fingernail) contains 20-45% protein by dry weight - higher than beef, eggs, and rival to soybeans. It doubles its biomass every 48-72 hours. No soil. No weeding. No waiting months for harvest. In this video, I show you exactly how to set up your own unlimited protein source at home, why Western agriculture ignored it, and what makes it the most efficient protein crop on the planet. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: ✅ Why duckweed produces 7-10x more protein per acre than soybeans ✅ The exact 5-minute setup (container, water, nutrients) ✅ How to harvest and use it (fresh or dried) ✅ Why NASA chose it over lettuce, wheat, and potatoes for space ✅ The real reason it disappeared from Western knowledge ✅ Environmental impact: 70x less CO2 than beef production QUICK SETUP SUMMARY: 🪣 CONTAINER: Any bucket, bin, or shallow container 💧 WATER: Dechlorinated tap water or rainwater (pH 6-7.5) 🌿 NUTRIENTS: Fish tank water OR diluted fertilizer (1/5 strength) 🌱 STARTER: 1 tablespoon of duckweed (order online or find locally) ☀️ LIGHT: 6+ hours bright indirect light ⏳ RESULTS: Doubles in 48-72 hours ⚠️ WARNING: Never release duckweed into natural waterways - can be invasive THE SCIENCE BEHIND DUCKWEED: PROTEIN CONTENT: • 20-45% protein by dry weight (Appenroth et al., 2017, Food Chemistry) • Complete amino acid profile meeting WHO standards • Contains rubisco - most abundant protein on Earth GROWTH RATE: • Doubles biomass every 1.34-3 days (Ziegler et al., 2015) • Fastest-reproducing higher plant (Current Biology, 2023) • Can approach theoretical "Darwin-Wallace demon" reproduction limits PRODUCTIVITY: • 2,080 kg protein/hectare/year vs. 303 kg for soybeans (ScienceDirect, 2024) • 10-18 tons protein/hectare under greenhouse conditions • Surface of small pond can outproduce entire soybean field ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: • 0.4 kg CO₂-eq per kg vs. 27 kg for beef (Food & Bioprocess Technology, 2025) • No tractors, pesticides, or competition for cropland needed • Grows on water that would otherwise sit unused NASA VALIDATION: • Tested since 1966 on orbital satellites • Outperformed lettuce, soybeans, wheat, potatoes for space stations • 600g fresh Wolffia meets adult astronaut's daily protein needs • Thrives under artificial light at 50% normal intensity PEER-REVIEWED RESEARCH SOURCES: 📚 Appenroth, K.J., et al. (2017). "Nutritional Value of Duckweeds as Human Food." Food Chemistry, 217, 266-273. 📚 Appenroth, K.J., et al. (2018). "Nutritional Value of the Duckweed Species of the Genus Wolffia as Human Food." Frontiers in Chemistry, 6, 483. 📚 Ziegler, P., et al. (2015). "Relative Growth Rates of Duckweeds (Lemnaceae) - The Most Rapidly Growing Higher Plants." Plant Biology, 17(Suppl 1), 33-38. 📚 Current Biology (2023). "Duckweeds: Primer." Cell Press, 33(6), R211-R212. 📚 Scientific Reports (2025). "Optimal Cultivation Concentration of Duckweed for Pollutant Removal." Nature Portfolio. 📚 Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry (2024). "Utilization of Microalgae and Duckweed as Sustainable Protein Sources." American Chemical Society. 📚 Food and Bioprocess Technology (2025). "Optimization of Protein Extraction from Duckweed." Springer. 📚 Scientific Reports (2024). "Wolffia globosa as Novel Crop Species for Protein Production in Space Agriculture." Nature Portfolio. 📚 Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences (2021). "Supplemental Food Production With Plants: A Review of NASA Research." 📚 ScienceDirect (2024). "Duckweed: Protein Extraction, Modification, and Potential Application." Elsevier.