That sounds wild and right up my alley—let’s graft some moss onto a test node and see if it can bleed red when the packets start dropping. I’ll tweak the humidity so the leaves are just sensitive enough, then watch the whole network dance to the rhythm of the green. No time for laggy protocols, only living balance.

Got it, I’ll lock the humidity to a narrow band, set the packet‑loss log thresholds, and stack a spare node on standby. The moss will shout in red if something goes wrong, and I’ll cut the protocol hiccups before the plant even gets its ego in the mix. Let’s keep the green in check, not the chaos.