Best Organic Cannabis Growing Tips : Hippie vs Master Grower?

[@growingyourgreens]

Jump to the following parts of this episode: 00:20 Update at TD's 2023 Garden 01:41 These Girls Are Giants 02:26 Blueberry Cupcake 02:43 Composting all Trim in off Season 03:21 Do this to prevent bugs 03:39 This is Dry Farmed Cannabis! 04:21 Water Saving Cannabis Plants 04:43 Vanilla Cream Pie 05:31 Lemon Grass 05:49 This ground is wet 06:30 Blueberry Muffin 07:05 Hella Jelly 07:45 Apple Blossom 08:51 Get TD updates at @BoogieBrew 09:22 Super Seth's Cannabis Garden 10:00 Red Hot Cookies 10:17 Purple Ghost Candy 10:35 Full Gas 10:52 Payote Skittles 11:22 Thai Wild 11:34 Runtz x Layer Cake 11:54 Full Gas in the Ground 13:05 Interview with TD, Super Seth, Josh, and John Starts 13:43 Why do you grow cannabis? 14:55 This is what happens when you smoke aged TD cannabis 17:15 Why don't you use hydroponic nutrients? 19:50 Do you measure the Ph in your garden? 20:19 What is your growing philosophy/techniques do you use to grow? 22:49 Are Seed or Clones Better? 24:30 Autoflower Seed? or High-Quality Clones? 26:30 How do you train your plants? 27:29 How do you feed your plants during the season? 28:19 Best tip to get the maximum flower production? 31:43 How much Water Do you use to grow your plants? 33:07 What do you feed before flower? 36:30 How much do you need to water your plants? 38:50 What are your favorite genetics to grow? 42:17 What is the most flower you have grown on one plant? 44:51 How do you harvest and dry your flower? 47:08 What final words of wisdom do you want to share? Related Episodes: Season 1: First Episode Showing TD's Grow kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGqcoKmPqbF3n6M Season 1 Second Episode Showing TD's growth after 1 month kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6Klcmt8fN6djMk Season 1: Third Episode Showing TD's Grow after 2 months kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKfXg6uigpxofsk Season 1: Fourth Episode Showing TD's Grow after 3 months kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZPEc4eZoJl8gZo Season 1: Fifth Episode Showing TD's Grow after 4 months kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ2aoH2od7qXf6M Season 1: Final Episode Showing TD's Harvest & Roots kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6WkdZdoeLyqatk Season 2: First Episode: Starting Seeds & Interview kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYe3YouPnNKUo8U Season 2 Second Episode: Building an In-Ground Pot kzbin.info/www/bejne/bYibe3SLmryip5Y Season 2 Third Episode: Watering, Sexing & Supersoil kzbin.info/www/bejne/jWawqaOphrCMjrc Season 2 Fourth Episode: Netting and Stretching Plants kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3anfaOjg6yghtU Season 2 Fifth Episode: How to Feed and Water Plants kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKmsc4R3gJpmfNk Season 2 Sixth Episode: Pest Prevention kzbin.info/www/bejne/r4XQioeblNaaoKM Season 2 Seventh Episode: Cover Your Plants from Rain and Pre-Harvest kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJuTdJ6kbbubq6s Season 2 Eight Episode: Roots & Drying and Curing Flowers kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJ6zeqFsgst-rZI Season 3: Episode One: Super Seth's 2023 Growing Cannabis & Veggies kzbin.info/www/bejne/inq7pWirbaeXmMU Season 3: Episode Two: Visit to Teal Farm - Avocado Tec kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZi5paV7n95mobc Season 3: Episode Three: Fermented Plant Juice Fertilizer kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5jLnWNrraxojKs Season 3: Episode Four: Organic Top Dress Recipe kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqWVh3-Vir-KoMU Season 3: Episode Five: How to Boost Your Compost Tea & Feed Flowers kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKatq6CYmN6EfM0 Season 3: Episode Six: Use a Microscope to Harvest Cannabis at the Best Time + Pro Drying Tips kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGqtl3WBhMaoqNU

[@prestonbyrd2670]

SUPER EXCITED Every TIME THANKS FOR SHARING THE KNOWLEDGE!!!

[@BasicHemp]

just wanted to say i love these videos

[@t3dwards13]

Wow!!! I grow outdoors in 5gal on concrete (for now), but none are as large as any of those.

[@AFMR0420]

Is this in wiot? Humboldt county? I met a dry farmer at the brewery, he lived in wiot.

[@davebarber6877]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@bentgenetics8623]

Following his technique and grew a 8.8lbs plant. Thanks

[@OttoDidactic]

Who's techniques?

[@jwgrower81]

Me too brother much love from Illinois

[@LovingBudz]

TDs​@@OttoDidactic

[@joeyv2083]

@@OttoDidacticTD’s

[@Frisbeeninja2]

This is one of the most underrated channels on KZbin

[@Ang.0910]

Underrated? He’s almost got a mil subs! He’s an OG compared to other gardener channels.

[@ReggaeRedeemer]

underrated to YOU maybe. Hes got almost a million subscribers. I dont think you even know ow what your talking about at all.

[@ThirdEyeThriving]

Love all the cannabis content. Need more videos this year of Seth and TD' s garden, and maybe Joshes? Keep shining❤️

[@moscaman559]

Good comparison and growing styles. Both growers have different styles and different struggles in their gardens but that’s what makes growing your own herb so special. Dry farming cannabis has been around a long time and it produces phenomenal smoke. Check out the farmers up in Humboldt and Mendocino who produce quality, dry farmed organic herb. Also check out some of the legacy growers from the same area and their different styles. It all boils down to quality genetics, good soil, good water and the sun. I think a lot of people “ over think “ growing in general and I’ve personally found out to just keep it simple……

[@EvanHorvath]

Exactly what my old man would always tell me “it’s just a weed” don’t overthink it just show it some love and obviously build a good soil and water sun ur in business

[@garywilson4396]

Been a fan of this content for years Thank you for all that you’ve done

[@mraschmidt8065]

28:00 we use a hot composted pea straw layered with a maceration of cardboard, blood and bone meal, last nights soup. Compost for 4weeks. This top dressing shall be high in phosphorus because of the composted bone meal added. I also add bentonite clay to the maceration as well as rock dust. Compost worms go nuts over this once placed on soil.

[@timbaker266]

Add diatomaceous earth and you may have something good here, I've pretty much done your methods , just tweaked it a little farther , you are doing good though

[@turbobhagwan]

I absolutely love how you dont smoke, but appreciate without stigma, friends with same level of grow interest! Everyone should know a weed grower and a raw food eater.

[@exshenanigan2333]

7:12 I think it's the other way around, indicas tend to be bushier and sativas grow taller but hella jelly (according to the breeder humboldt seed company) is a sativa with indica growth characteristics. I think that's the source of the confusion there. Great video, great plants and looks like an homage to quality of humboldt seed company as well.

[@aylahughes9185]

dry farming is a trip. its not that you dont water period- rather you buffer against having to water, and create a stockpile within the soil by properly building it and mulching deeply. in new mexico i manage to water maybe once every 2 weeks. if its raining consistently, i get away with months. and the quality of what i grow, as well as the resilience to things like heat disease and pest damage is obvious over time.

[@MatLadroga]

06:53 I'd inspect the branch with drooping. Seems like a borer reaction. I'd find a swollen node with a little entry point. Beautiful plants here.

[@stepper8584]

7:05 weird, usually sativa grows larger than indica. But yeah the 30% of it's indica genes probably are just the genes that are most important for height =)

[@HappySativas]

Please read more books 💚

[@stepper8584]

​@@HappySativas I did not put it correct into words I see, what I meant to say is that the genes for height of this plant are probably influenced highly by the indica genes, not that the entire 30% of it's Indica genes are just to determine height. Sativa does grow much larger/taller than Indica.

[@HappySativas]

@stepper8584 for over 7 years scientists have proven time and time again at the worlds leading universities that 'there is no genetic distinction between the categories of cannabis known as sativa and indica'. So I was pointing out the sad truth in watching people argue about something which is quite clearly made up nonsense. Please read more books about botany and not get your information from stoner websites 💚

[@matttirado9326]

Heck yeah! Always excited to see new videos especially about cannabis knowledge! Growing season is around the corner babyy

[@govinda6813]

so cool getting everyone together! Thank you!

[@ashersolomon9560]

I love that Seth very accurately promotes the build a soil way! Those guys have put a lot of research into their craft

[@jamesbrown-wp1pc]

lol no they havent they just copy medo dope vision

[@_sunshine_rainbows]

thats a seriously ignorant and deluded comment @@jamesbrown-wp1pc

[@barahng]

​@@jamesbrown-wp1pc No-till organic gardening has been a technique (or set of techniques) for decades. I have a book from the 80s talking about it. People were posting about it (and actually using the technique) on icmag forums almost 20 years ago. Idk who this medo dope fella is but I'm pretty sure he didn't invent the concept.

[@dragoniousmaximus7304]

​@@jamesbrown-wp1pc no they don't. Mendo has not even 5 percent of the info that Jeremy offers to his customers. Hater

[@Brovillion559]

I grow similar to TD. I use ovals and squares and triangles and of course circles when I set up my in ground pots. Just start growing. I grew 7ft plants my first go around and it was very difficult. I had no idea what I was doing. I switched to indoor to get my knowledge game increased. After 3 grows indoor I went outdoor. Kept the plants small at first, I used 3 different seeds and everything was and still is organic. I compost everything, dead animals, food from dinner. It doesn’t matter what it is, I compost it. Make mistakes it’s how you learn.

[@comfortablynumb9342]

In my experience sativas grow bigger and indicas are typically shorter and bushier, but with hybrids those generalizations don't count much. The tallest plants I've seen in pictures and videos have been sativa plants, usually with a Xmas tree shape. Those are beautiful ganja bushes, no matter what strain, the "sativa or indica" thing is getting obsolete in my opinion.

[@allynduensing6803]

It gets switched around a lot by taxonomists. If you think you're indecisive blazed in the snack aisle at the grocery store, just wait until you meet a taxonomist. 🤣

[@anamejia6100]

You have to harden the clones out side under some shade cloth 50/50 or a good shade tree for about two weeks before you put them in the direct sun. You could get a harvest of all one pheno type selected . Instead of a bunch of different pheno types of crosses of different seeds. Who knows what the buds will come out like!

[@jeremyhula931]

SEASON 1 & 2 with TD's GROW & SEASON 3 with SETH. WHY ARE THESE NOT IN PLAYLISTS??? We have to keep coming back to this video to click on the next video.

[@rocdajacable]

They kinda are if you go back

[@jasonseaward8506]

I agree, I was thinking about saying the same thing until I saw your comment lol

[@MrGreenotwo]

Thank you so much for all the information you have. I love that Josh from Boogie Brew really explained deadnutrients to me more. First year I am going to focus on more organic farming... been putting my fan leaves in my garden since I am doing moms over the winter.

[@jwgrower81]

I cnt wait till this year I went from quarter pound plants to 4 to 8 pound plants thank you brothers for everything 🙏

[@timpage5021]

Been waiting on this John. Thank you

[@latinpapie]

Amazing video!!! So much knowledge at once ❤

[@billcarson9320]

Looks like a fun bunch to chill with 👍

[@rocdajacable]

It's going to boil down to who rolls the best Joint 😊😊😊😊😊

[@TheeThunderGod]

6:25 this is why u clean SOME leaves out so u can spot the cause of issues like the one stated here. The branches could've got snapped at the stalk but cant see to tell.

[@bovineexcrement8635]

Seth ain't gonna have bud rot, people get greedy when they're choosing their plants I'll take a properly grown small plant over a rotten pile of junk😮

[@BMW.e46.Carplay]

U can do that but with maintainance it can work well without bud rot

[@sifu9683]

Comfrey fpj is great for early veg growth, banana flower fpj for flower growth. Korea natural farming is awesom!

[@aaronhopkins6697]

Fantastic show guys, lessons from true masters. Green growers love from Australia 👍🌲💚

[@Aus-OpenBodybuilding]

Supp Aaron these are the methods and styles of growing i use. Pulled a 8 pound bruce banner last year. Check out Tony 2 tokes if you havent already.🙏🏻

[@utubeCENSORSaregai]

It appears that seth is growing for max quality buds and td seems to be going after the weight But both of their stuff is amazing Theyre diff techniques but they all work ✌🏻🙏🏻👍🏻🇺🇸 As thc a degrades (ages) it converts and becomes cbn Cbn is very sedative Use the bovedas and good jars and good temps and you keep the terps

[@sovereignwolfonecceterra]

1 week before flowering, much up high around the base (brown carbon, leaves/stable bedding 👌🏼 cruched by hand 30cm thick, keeps her nice and cozy. Intermittently scatter banana peel, watermelon scrap into the bedding. This makes for the best restaurant in town for the microbiology. Let them negotiate the chemical compositions of the soil, their the masters! And they do so after actually communicating with the trees exact needs(live 24/7). Create an attractive environment & the natural solution comes running, and the don't want to live like us.

[@nesforce7712]

It might be a good idea to grow a few hemp plants purely for composting material to super charge the soil for your thc plants. If cannabis grows better w cannabis as the nutrient source this could be a useful hack to get ideal soil as soon as possible.

[@OttoDidactic]

Cannabis will take in whatever you give it. Putting trimmings in compost will definitely boost trichome production and terpine profile. Be careful not to use plants that have health issues because it can spread and damage the plants. People have been doing this for decades

[@markasmaclean420]

By far imo this is the best buddies I’ve seen on this channel and possibly on cannabis in a while

[@Mikeymonkey1971]

Yes thats the way to go ! TERPENES ! , and thc you can ad on later ! Thanx ❤ for the nice info vid and the direction you guys grow MARY . GREETINGS FROM HOLLAND/ THAILAND 😊

[@kaligrownbudz6200]

Growmies……I hope you all are seeing the pattern of these awesome growers. They are all growing Humboldt seed company genetics😎 TD,myself,Mendo dope and so many other legendary growers as well, we all grow Humboldt genetics for a reason. They are #1 in the game especially for the sun grown growers that want strong genetics that do great in full sun. 2024 will be the best year ever in the garden of Weeden. I’m putting it out there now! Let’s manifest our dreams into reality Growmies! All for one and one for all. Growmies Unite🙏

[@indee6190]

Legends! I'm also running HSC outdoors here in Cape Town, South Africa

[@nesforce7712]

Cant go wrong w HSC, particularly when its comes to outdoor. Their genetics are so well refined it really sets a high standard for seed producers.

[@aychemara]

@@indee6190 be sure not to contaminate your local land race strains their in South Africa. Angus from real seed company will freak out lol.

[@indee6190]

@@aychemara original Durban Poison is lost already lol

[@aychemara]

@@indee6190 ya, hard to find an original untouched maybe an S1. Got people in America always claiming they have it. Like dutch passion, I will try it out 3 bucks a seed is not bad with this one place. If it’s legit probably not cause it’s feminized seed and not regular seed. I prefer regular seeds.

[@TESTA-CC]

Is it Worth Super Cropping & Re Vegging These Plants During The Winter Months?? Could you not Put a Plastic Canopy over the Plants once Cut and LED Lights and Re Veg?? Would this save time the following year because of the root base etc?? Or do you guys prefer new Seeds each year?? Thanks.

[@sauromstark5517]

Good job men!!!! Hi from Colombia 🤠🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴

[@peckerpeter2078]

Indoor or people that harvest more than 1 harvests per year outdoors you have to use bottle nutrient/dry. It’s readily available to the plant immediately there are good nutrient companies that have organic inputs. Organic living soil takes too long months to break down works great for these styles.

[@James-p3m8j]

Not if you time correctly and keep feeding the soil biology.

[@peckerpeter2078]

@@James-p3m8j Random robot account, zero validation

[@andrewlalowski9754]

GG4 is my favorite!!! Im from Michigan and its been here fpr years but just left a year ago😢 i want it back

[@dukeofhaggard9450]

GG mmmm, try permanent marker super gassy strain and terps

[@veganworld4923]

thank you 4 this great stuff

[@markmcdowell6878]

GREAT INFO THANK YOU ALL !!!

[@flyinsaucer138]

i grow the best organic cannabis lol, yall are doing good too

[@Marie-hn2ky]

I live in Northern Michigan and I have planted my girls outside. What I ended up growing was fly paper. You cannot control the elements like you can when you grow in an enclosed environment. You may get a smaller quantity, but the quality is superior because your terpenes are not getting pummeled with rain, wind and bird poop. If I find a plant that I really like the way it’s growing I will cut clones from it as much as possible. The clone may not grow as large as the mother plant, but that single tiny little branch will yield approximately half of whatever the mother grows, in my experience. Seeds are like siblings, no two are alike. I recently grew some grease monkey from seeds that are approximately four years old and the mother only yielded a little over 4 ounces. I took four clones from her and each one of those clones seems to be promising 2 to 3 ounces each and they are only a month behind the mother plant, which I harvested a couple of weeks ago.

[@Terp.]

dry farming can be super good for terps.. The fluctuation really boost the flavornoids in your cannabis plant. I've done the same thing, didn't water them at all, that crop was the best..

[@greenhouse4243]

I learned a lot from td and from seth.💚🌲🤘☮

[@drdeath8179]

You’re channel is a honest wealth of knowledge thank you!

[@darrenkingston9912]

You forgot to mention the sun God raa you need lots of light all day long 👍👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🎄🎄🎄

[@Raw-Vidz]

When did we go from cannabis plants to large trees, holy moly its huge! Now make it flowering every year.

[@truthseekertree]

Gardening dream team: Soil health: John Kohler All around and Business: Kevin espiritu Passion: James prigioni Josh : compost tea Seed starting: rusty garden Garden Aesthetics: Cali kim Best explainer: Luke. MI Gardener Tomatoes: next level gardening Head of entertainment: self sufficient me

[@mattallen664]

This year jervis bay Australia Never watered once full grow Pound per plant in the bush Living soil X 29 plants critical mass

[@sovereignwolfonecceterra]

Love the brewers yeast, thinking this would work wonders. Are you doing lactose in soil prep as well TD?

[@Drlizardgreenthumb]

My longest cure was for 1 year old i think after 6-10 months buds stop curing and start degrading, and not only me 10 years ago I read the same thing in a grow book

[@MrFallen1ne]

They may have been planted outside around the same time, but that doesnt say anything about how big they were before at the time of planting since that has a massive factor on outcome of size.

[@mikehancho1613]

I was on the hunt for the real old school bubblegum I grew multiple plants of 4 different breeders before I found 1 that had the smell/taste. With humboldt they are pretty stable and phenos don't vary as much

[@thinkchair96]

Mosca Indiana bubblegum

[@mikehancho1613]

I haven't grown anything from mosca I'll give it a go one day!

[@BlessUpKev]

This was the best episode yet....well done

[@ikku53]

great video love to see all you togeter

[@WilliamEspinosa-f8d]

You're naturally a very funny guy. Thank you, sir. You are very appreciated. ❤😂😂

[@danielwalbridge1406]

You don't give the wood chip mulch enough credit for retention of perfect moisture.

[@derrickpennie8768]

Probably cedar.

[@billwilson3665]

IDK but ever since I started using the jadam and garden like a viking method My vegetable garden has gone insane with growth and I'm barely spending money.

[@sovereignwolfonecceterra]

Brilliant conversation gents! Peace, Love, Respect

[@micaspapa474]

Great video. I've noticed my leaves are rolling over when i watering them in the evening is that a bad thing..?

[@anthonycordero5733]

Wonder what t.d is going to grow for 2024 outdoor when it's time...

[@kaligrownbudz6200]

Top notch Humboldt strains more than likely🤘

[@td6708]

blueberry pancakes/California octane/guzzler/vanilla frosting/jelly dontuz/humboldt dream. all humboldt seed company @@kaligrownbudz6200

[@elisiaweimar4219]

No matter the content I love your videos Wait did you just say the cupcake is a 60 day old plant? oh yeah I got to start going back in content and looking up more of this style. Wow just wow.

[@MR-puffnstuff]

Not all plants grow large, and larger does not always equal quality. TD does grow really well but you can't discredit someone based on height and gerth. We understand you worship TD but not every genetic is the same i have a grow off next year same strains same plant clones only start same time. And the other none TD folks will also have very similar results.

[@indee6190]

Exactly. TD will run into more issues managing plants that size compared to Seth. Harvesting will be harder, drying will be harder. I don't like that you can't see through to the main stem on his plants...no wonder some branches are drooping. There could be a whole pest infestation in the middle of those bushes that he can't get to, plus it just increases the chances for bud rot and PM. TD should garden a bit smarter to really optimise all aspects of the grow.

[@MR-puffnstuff]

@@indee6190 exactly 💯

[@djdamenace1]

@@indee6190we’ve only ever saw 2 branches leaking if we’re being honest Seth’s Grow is nothing special (in terms of other growers) says the same things every other KZbin grower does

[@garygillespie291]

if u put bone in when u plant- chicken or beef or ?- it takes a while for the bone to break down so it can get used by the plant- like a few months- like put some bone in when u plant so the plant will flower better

[@Growinggolfing]

I live in Illinois and have never needed to water my outdoor plants. Also, those Indica plants sure do have some Sativa looking leaves.

[@johnathansilva2823]

Awesome! I've been doing Prp Ghost Candy, it's very nice.

[@ktd3166]

John, I would love for you to come see my plants in September. LOL. Mine are this big as well. Fun fact: my last name is pronounced 'TD'... coincidence?!?! 🤔🤷🏻‍♀️🤣✌🏽

[@shirleygriffin7672]

Thanks for sharing

[@kaligrownbudz6200]

7:12……sativas grow bigger then indicas. Not the other way around. Just saying.

[@HappySativas]

Please read more books 💚

[@anachronistic213able]

Don't forget to hit the Thumbs UP! 🎉

[@gloriayoung392]

Great advice 🎉❤

[@georgem.6136]

Love boogie brew & boogie plus filter! T.D. has huge trees!

[@1989Falkor]

Ive been growing autoflowers bred by Twisted Tree. Good genetics!

[@greggy553]

Exposed roots will make for droopy isolated branches. Make sure the roots remain covered through the entire grow.

[@krustysurfer]

Awesome grows my fellow organic astronauts! I got a question about a strain that was were growing, what was the quality of the *Peyote Skittlez* we grew that this year it's a big plant the yield looks good the smell is awesome and the way it looks is phenomenal what a special woman she is. We still haven't chopped her she could probably go another 2 weeks but it's getting risky here in lower Western Michigan with winter fast approaching so she'll probably be getting chopped around November. I just want to know what to expect for quality especially for the medicinal qualities??? We are organic we grow in fish living soil permaculture methods so we expect to have the same results as you all. Great episode thank you very much.

[@growersmindset]

growing cannabis is passion i hope to strengthen continuously for a lifetime. its so rewarding and beautiful to grow and observe.

[@growersmindset]

blueberry muffin is crazy good.

[@growersmindset]

yup photos. thought i loved autos but not anywhere compared.

[@dufung3980]

Really a great conversation.

[@jordanduran8570]

Love this video

[@Henriquezblu]

Excellent information 💚💚💚

[@dnawormcastings]

Keep up the good work 🇳🇿❤️

[@7Thunders777]

Strawberry Cheesecake is My favorite from Them

[@NupeAtl]

Who has the best smoke is the question.

[@sovereignwolfonecceterra]

May I send TD some Seeds? African mountain grown only. Would love to see what my Pink Lady's will do that side of the globe. We'll done guys!! I'm so glad you're moving natural. Thank you, spread the knowledge. Observation is man's primary function. Just watch what a healthy Ecology does. The seeds get their information about the environmental condition from previous season, and the DNA switches gets triggered. Sprout your seeds in poor and harsh conditions with high competition. 💪🏼👌🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@td6708]

send to boggie brew I'll give them a try

[@scottyoung7852]

I know a old dude that has been growing for 55 years and I said to him hey do u think ur a "master grower" he laughed and said to me son there's no such thing.

[@VAgreen420]

Going to run home boats California octane and hella jelly this run

[@rocdajacable]

Your going to like the Hella Jelly

[@VAgreen420]

@@rocdajacable heavy on the stativa side should be great in a daytime

[@cannafarmer]

Wish i lived near you bro, so many cool gardeners

[@hazerobinson3469]

Was waiting....never did cover nocturnal moths in Souther California outdoor grows~~~ they can devastate a plant without netting or organic caterpillar killer (spinoside?)during the flowering stage. What do you guys find most helpful??

[@spencergrinde2553]

Show the buds and compare

[@edwardobodo2268]

Brilliant conversation

[@juliandando9464]

that was a really good watch

[@tallonegardens]

"Deadrients John!"😂😂😂😂😂

[@jackgreenstalk777]

Dry farming is not new or unique to this cannabis farm but cool video none the less good guys with passion for soil and the plants 🔥🙏👍👍

[@tico28]

Without saying too much, JK - what part of PR makes for a nice retirement/vacation spot that you've so far seen?

[@phat-kid]

humboldt seed co is one of the few breeders that actually do it right. most breeders stop at an f1 hybrid. the best breeders haven't even really started until f3.

[@PeterKKraus]

Humboldt Seed Co or Org?

[@peckerpeter2078]

And a link to the GG#4 seeds it was a different company name, couldn’t really hear.

[@MeanLaQueefa]

HSC

[@peckerpeter2078]

@@MeanLaQueefa Humboldt seed company doesn’t carry gorilla glue #4

[@andrewlalowski9754]

My 1 questions!!!!!!!!! How does TD fight power mildew?????

[@rocdajacable]

Plastic

[@andrewlalowski9754]

Lol the plants look real 😂 I don't think they are plastic

[@rocdajacable]

@@andrewlalowski9754 plastic keeps water off ..

[@andrewlalowski9754]

Well that won't work in Michigan lol 😅

[@johnmurner2418]

spray 3x with regalia during veg...? + healthy soil.

[@jasonkerekesch5012]

Question I've asked a few people but no response yet. I currently have a Gorilla Glue in veg. On some of the branches it has 3 and 4 leaves per node. One branch goes 2, 2, 4, 4. Should i try to clone and try getting in touch with a breeder, and how would i go about that. In western PA. I've heard that could be a desirable trait.

[@Hancock-r2v]

Just a food for thought guys everybody thinks that molasses is to feed your plants but you're actually feeding your your organisms by doing this it allows your plan to absorb all the nutrients it needs pro biotics

[@kevinesawyer]

Very Cool.

[@juanzambrano9738]

Plant need ligth and water and air that all they need