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Saffron. Looking ahead, Sangwan said he hopes to scale up his operation to between two and three million bulbs if he can secure funding or government support. By Kendall CollinsDishedOct 26 2026 Excerpt: After his 1,000 saffron bulb garage setup was previously featured on the news, Sangwan said he started…

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