opaque greenhouse?

In my state you can only grow indoors. Locally someone was just arrested for growing outside and the cops said the definition of indoors is " roof and opaque walls"

My question is do you guys think a greenhouse fits that definition?

Would greenhouse film be considered opaque?

I have six plants behind this opaque sheeting and they are not visible from the outside,it's called solex 8mill and comes in 4ft.wide rolls.with a locking door you should be good to go as long as you are far enough away from property lines and other structures based on the codes where you live.

Well i have 2 acres and where its going is not visible from road. So im not worried about neighbors. More so that if someone does ever get a wiff and i get a visit i want to be legal of course.

Mine is 80ft.from my neighbors with a 1500 cfm fan blowing their way and they can't smell it,outdoor is legal where i am at so it is less of an issue for me. If you keep a low profile and it's not to large they most likely wouldn't bother. To bad you don't know a few people close by doing the same thing to compare notes with to keep yourself legal.Mine is always locked with a copy of my grow license inside.

yes greenhouse covers are opaque. You cannot see thru them

Awesome jj thanks. They have never specified what they consider INDOOR until today so just making sure.

Copied from another site.
The unique Solexx greenhouse covering transmits 70-75 percent of the available light. Most plants only need 40 percent light to grow, but 70-80 percent available light is the optimal growing range. Even on cloudy days, your greenhouse has a pleasant, soft glow inside. The panels diffuse the light evenly throughout the greenhouse eliminating "hot spots" and shadows. Also, a bit less light transmission will help to keep your greenhouse from getting too hot during warm weather.
I think the 5 mil is what my buddy used and I'd qualify it as opaque.

eddy600 said:

I have six plants behind this opaque sheeting and they are not visible from the outside,it's called solex 8mill and comes in 4ft.wide rolls.with a locking door you should be good to go as long as you are far enough away from property lines and other structures based on the codes where you live.

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