How do you pull all the dank from multiple strains in the same flowering room, man?

Big problems.

What do they say?

First world problems here, Scott.

Does anybody, does anyone grow one strain anymore, dude?

Hmm.

I currently do, and we can talk about that, sure, but I mean, there is so many good genetics out there, but challenges,

man, growing multiple strains. Sure. I think you have to be not an advanced grower, but you better have a handle on it. I don't know. I wouldn't recommend it to a beginner grower. I think they could get frustrated. I don't know. I don't think it's that hard at all. What's the difference is some like to be pushed? Some can be pushed harder with nutrients.

There's some that are very light feeders.

Some can be pushed harder with nutrients.

There's some that are very light feeders. Some can handle more light than others. Some grow taller.

But all that stuff can be handled, no? Yeah, it can be, but it can be challenging with different,

like you said, a growth characteristics is a huge one for me. One stretching like

crazy and I have to train the hell out of it. The other one wants to stay squat, but I got to keep

the light level of canopy. So I'm putting one on on top of a five gallon bucket to keep it at the same

height. So there's different attributes there. I'll back up to say why I like to grow one strain

currently is I really want to perfect the strain,

the orange grass, and I know maybe I'm late to the, late to the whatever, what do they say?

What's the saying?

I'm late to the party.

You're late to the party.

A party.

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