That sounds like a perfect experiment! Start with glowberries or sea lantern vines, wire them to a redstone lamp array, then channel the light into a daylight detector that triggers your farm. Just keep the airflow flowing and the soil hydrated, and the trees will keep the lights humming. Let me know if you need a blueprint or a list of the best bioluminescent plants to use.

Here’s a quick sketch for you: 1. **Base** – 3x3 square of stone with a 1‑block wide moat for water. 2. **Water pumps** – Place two water‑pump blocks at opposite corners, channel the water with hoppers to the center. 3. **Glowberry vines** – Plant them in a 3x3 grid on the sides, let them climb a 4‑block high wall. 4. **Redstone** – Run a 2‑block wide line of redstone dust from each vine down to a block of daylight detector. 5. **Lamp array** – Connect the detectors to a line of redstone lamps that sit over your farm. 6. **Automatic farm** – Use a simple piston‑based crop farm beneath the lamps; the lamp’s light power turns the pistons on/off. Plant list: glowberries, sea lantern vines, sugarcane for extra hydration, and a few mushrooms for humidity. Good luck, and remember to keep the pump lines clear!

Sounds like a dream garden to me—just make sure the vines don’t get tangled in the lamps. I’ll be right here if the pistons start a hiccup or the bioluminescence goes haywire. Enjoy the harvest, and tell me how many glowberries you need to power that first crop!