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Better image quality on the leaves I think with that camera, my leaves look somewhat better though, not all leaves are the same, some strains have more visually appealing leaves.

@LegacyMarketFarm, it does help, im not sure if there was gypsum behind the poly, plywood and boards can handle humidity but if theres anything wood its a ? after a very long time. Im sure they run 70-80% humidity for a long time before seeing any mold damage, its a ?..insulated greenhouses for sure are yes for a long periods of time, metal structures yes, drywall sealed, floors sealed probably good for very long time.

I was thinking that exhausting out of the tents with a dehumidifier would prevent any water damage otherwise its carpentry damage at not 5 years, but maybe 13-19 years of use, dry wall is probably the most susceptible to mold.

Between 1975 and 1978 they were in conflict specifically against Opium and Marijuana, these seeds are history, its somewhat saddening. In 1965-1970 the US military was involved in smuggling heroin from Vietnam. In 1975 they were intercepting planes flying out of Colombia.

@Tclongbeach,yhea you can pull the rebar with lawn staples probably I like using rock, you can hold the rebar in with a lawn staple if its not in super deep but I could probably hammer it in as deep as the container, I think that for photography purposes the rock explains the plant, its like the sands of time unfolding before you, you can't explain why something so large is so small yet so many times larger.

@Tclongbeach,no you can't use lawn staples you need to take a piece of rebar hammer it into the ground and then put a long piece in and your likely to either hit up against another rock or it'll work or not at all.

@Tclongbeach,I might move these plants again, theres alot of rocks to go through and its hard ground.