Since the legalization of marijuana in Canada, many Chinese immigrants have never let go of their worries. Although the government has repeatedly assured us that it will not affect our lives and will not harm our children, is this really the case?

According to the Richmond News, a controversial outdoor marijuana growing area in Richmond has now obtained a cultivation license from the Canadian Ministry of Health, allowing it to continue to build marijuana factories and grow marijuana on farmland.

The marijuana we usually see in movies and TV shows is mostly grown in greenhouses. There are many advantages to growing marijuana indoors, such as preventing theft. By growing marijuana indoors, you can control the desired environmental conditions so that marijuana can grow healthily.

Growing marijuana outdoors is equivalent to giving up control of the environment: weather, disease, thieves or their growth conditions. However, outdoor cultivation saves greenhouse fees, which can save a lot of money.

So what is the difference between growing marijuana in a greenhouse and growing marijuana indoors?

The main difference between growing marijuana in a greenhouse and growing marijuana indoors is the way the environment is controlled and managed. ‌ Greenhouse growing marijuana usually requires more professional equipment and technology, while indoor growing marijuana is more concealed and flexible.

Greenhouse cultivation of marijuana usually requires more specialized equipment and technology, including air filtration equipment, cultivation sheds, lampshade reflectors, air conditioners, etc. to control temperature, humidity and light conditions. These equipment can help marijuana grow better, but it also requires more space and resources.

Indoor cultivation of marijuana is more concealed and flexible, and is usually carried out in small spaces such as residences and closets. Growers use heating searchlights and professional soil and culture fluid to simulate the greenhouse environment while trying to avoid the attention of others.

In terms of environmental control, greenhouse cultivation of marijuana requires more sophisticated management, including strict control of temperature, humidity and light to ensure the best growth conditions for plants. Indoor cultivation of marijuana relies more on equipment and skills to create a suitable growth environment in a limited space.

In terms of legal and social impact, greenhouse cultivation of marijuana is often associated with organized crime and involves greater risks and resource investment. Indoor cultivation of marijuana may be carried out by individuals, with relatively low risks, but it is also easier to be discovered and cracked down on.