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Scotty is triggered about all the confusion regarding microbes and synthetic

fertilizers.

And actually, Scottie, I think it's more PC to say Scotty is provoked.

Trigger is provoked, man.

Yeah, we probably already got in trouble for saying that, man.

Man, I just keep on saying there's so much confusion.

Some of it is deliberate.

Some of it is just because it takes a little bit of understanding with this stuff regarding

using microbes in synthetic or in organic production.

And yeah, I want to get to the facts.

I've got facts, dude.

Well, and this to me, if you're, you know, known this show for a while, my history is working for five, six years in retail hydroponics supply. And we were kind of at the beginning that we weren't taught, but it kind of in your head would be like, dude, what was the cost we were spending? and how much you'd microbes back in the day and microizing? And we'd be like, man, if I water these chemicals, these synthetic nutrients, it's just going to straight kill them. But you don't think about the dilution that happens in water as far as with those. You actually have done some tests. Maybe we'll get into that in a minute. But it's just not the case, man. That's why I came up

of singanic, right? Singanic is real. And synganic works great. And I just, yeah, of course

it's real, man. Using organic components to regulate your risosphere, to hold nutrient in

the risisphere, to protect biologically your risosphere by out-competing pathogens

by increasing the volume of your risosphere with things like micro isi but dude don't make me

why'd you get me not triggered what's the other word we're using oh you're right why'd you get me

provoked, man?

Intagonist.

You know what it is?

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