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Sea of Green is a great technique, but the legal implications shouldn't be taken too lightly. Hopefully, now that much of the world is looking more favourably on cannabis than before, the law may well treat sea of green as the simple technique it is. However, I thought it worth mentioning that before the law started changing (some 20 years ago) it was purely seen as a grow with more plants and therefore a grow more likely to be for supply purposes. I used SOG practices in a hydroponic grow that was purely for personal consumption, 12 plants in a 1 sq Metre space. The company I bought the seeds from (mail-order as seed banks were few and far between in those days) had been arrested and prosecuted for selling clones illegally. That gave the cops all the power they needed to seize the company database and gain warrants to search the properties of ALL of their seed buying customers... 'Seeds for souvenir purposes? yeah right...' My case went through the legal system to quite a high level before a deal was done that kept me out of stir by a whisker. They said they'd have thrown the book at me if I hadn't got such impeccable references as they felt I was definitely growing to supply as I had so many plants. I had expert defence proving I'd easily get through that much weed every 6 months (about 1/2 Oz per week) but they said 12 plants were way too many despite. Just bear in mind that even if it is legal where you grow now, if they only let you have 3 plants or so and you are growing a dozen or two, they might not treat you kindly. Personally I'd stick to ScrOG if you have any concerns at all...