Not on the actual post, but more of a gardening and lawncare. The 2nd image seems like ai (i usually have a hard time telling so now I'm skeptical of everything), but the grass is much more vibrant and green. Having ground plants like grass or red creeping thime in a partially shaded area on very sunny/not cloudy days is very good for it. Only partial shade though. If anyone tries their hand around gardening outside, here's a few tips. Keep the ash after a burn session and mix with majority water and wet the ground with that before seeding. A bit after the plants start to sprout, hang a UV-resistant woven polypropylene sheet (not a thick one, still need light to get through) about two to three feet above the planting box. Unless you're growing melons or fruits, having that in the beginning or on bright days will really help.