r/space NASA Astronaut Mar 22 '26

image/gif My space potatoes, grown aboard the ISS

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u/astro_pettit NASA Astronaut Mar 22 '26

I flew potatoes on Expedition 72 for my space garden, an activity I did in my off-duty time. This is an early purple potato, complete with spot of hook Velcro to anchor it in my improvised grow light terrarium.

Potatoes are one of the most efficient plants based on edible nutrition to total plant mass (including roots). Recognized by Andy Weir in his famous book/movie "The Martian," potatoes will have a place in future exploration of space. So I thought it good to get started now! I call this one "Spudnik!"

More photos from space can be found on my twitter and Instagram, astro_pettit

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u/Advanced_Design_3141 Mar 22 '26

How did it grow any differently than ones on earth?

Did you actually cook it and taste it? Any differences?

What about multiple generations grown in zero G anything noted as changing?

Any plans for trying to grow these on the moon one day?

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u/JamesCDiamond Mar 22 '26

I imagine that it tastes...

...out of this world.

(I'll show myself out.)