Farm Update From Garden #1: What Light Deprivation Greenhouses Look Like

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Thank you so much for posting! It's a real pleasure to watch a large operation like this.

In our garden tunnel (35m) we would like to have some fans as well but margins on bio veggies are not allowing us to do so.

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Whoa.. now THAT"S a garden!! Very nice... So wait--when the plants are "sleeping" (i.e., dark time) it is not "completely dark?" It looks like there is a big "gap" in the structure, allowing light to enter; or am I missing something.. (I wasn't sure if that was just unfinished and you blocked it off later). Where it says "night night, in the day!!". Don't the plants need total darkness??

Also, you mentioned staggering your grows to "keep it legal." I live in the Pacific NW of the US, where growing a certain amount (with a permit) is allowed. For me, it's "six plants." Yet I have never been able to get a straight answer as to what exactly consitutues "a plant." You seem to imply that, as long as a plant is not flowering, it is not considered part of the allotted bacth; in other words, let's say you're permitted 10 plants. You have ten in flowering, yet also 10 let's say, in seedling stage. You're saying that is legally permissible for you? (of course I know your rules don't neccessarily apply to my situation just curious..). I think I read somewhere that in Michigan, for example, it seems the law is as you state: Only flowering plants count as "plants."

All the plants count as plants, but you are allowed way less flowering plants than ones in veg. On the medical side (our side) we are able to grow more by having more patient's cards on our growsite. I took that picture right before the plastic finished closing all the way when the light was fading. They are in complete darkness when the greenhouse closes completely. Thank you for your questions, I hope I have provided the answers you are seeking.

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