Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi took King Charles III on a tour of an urban farming project called City Shamba.
Mudavadi took the King on Tuesday to the project located at the Mama Lucy Kibaki hospital in Kayole.
The King took a tour of the approximately one-acre piece of land.
King Charles picked spinach, kale and indigenous vegetables as he toured the farm.
City Shamba manager Greg Kimani was given the honour of taking the King around and answering any questions he would have.
City Shamba is an urban agricultural business that seeks to build city gardens appropriate for small spaces.
City Shamba models urban centres to be part of the solution to hunger and malnutrition through training and enabling urban communities to adopt and practice urban agriculture.
It is a food security initiative that was founded to transform the livelihoods of urban people living in marginalised communities.
It aims to boost incomes by ensuring food and nutrition security goals are achieved.