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Here in sunny Florida, there are plenty of examples of efficient, indoor gardens. We call them grow houses. With supplemental CO2, mylar sheeting, and constan
by CapitalistCartr 9y ago
Here in sunny Florida, there are plenty of examples of efficient, indoor gardens. We call them grow houses. With supplemental CO2, mylar sheeting, and constant heat, they massively out-produce a normal garden.
But they're still not economically viable for any legal produce. Sun, dirt, and water are still too cheap in the Eastern USA.
With medical marijuana here, and full legalization on the horizon, I wonder how soon grow houses will be an obscure bit of history.
- KekDemaga 9y agoA few years ago I heard an episode of "you bet your garden" where the host got a question about the best lights and setup for growing tomatoes indoors. The host kept asking the guy why he would ever do such a thing as the tomatoes would cost much more than you would pay at the store for them and the caller didn't really have a good answer. The funny thing is, tomatoes require basically the same care and conditions as marijuana and I heavily suspect that was the true motivation of that question.