Let's wake and bake with the boys

Pull out some weed and get high

Dude smoking on the phone while Scottie's talking way too long got time to smoke one more

Taking the message to the people now.

Keep smoking and growing and watching prohibitions fall down.

All right.

It's all time for some grow talk.

Yeah.

What's up, dude?

Hang it out. What day is? Is this Sunday grow talk? No, this is Saturday for some Grotalk. Yeah. What's up, dude? Hanging out.

What is it?

Is this Sunday Grow Talk?

No, this is Saturday.

I don't know.

No, this Sunday Grow Talk.

Are you sure? Right. Yeah. We just listened to Ninja yesterday. Come on. I'm glad that I want to go to work tomorrow, man. Good. I'm working every day of the week.

No, no, man.

I just look at it the one way.

I can't know what's working.

I can't know what's worked, man.

It's joy for no, man. I just looked at it in the long way. I can't tell what's work, man. It's joy for me, man. I love talking grow. Let's get into it, guys. Guys, it's a grow talk show. It's going to be brought to you by Garden Gear Supply. And if you don't know what you're going to get over there, get some radical bags, guys. I'm getting ready to set up micro, getting stoked. I have a 20, I think it's a 25 or 35 gallon radical bag. I haven't decided if I'm going to try and turn it into a worm bin or just have like, I'm tempted Scotty to plant, you know, when you have a bigger container. You've done it before. Like, oh, if you have three plants in one pot by law enforcement, that might be one plan. Good luck. My lawyer has the fence with the rises sphere, but I don't like to do that because usually you have an issue, especially with seeds, if one phenyl, something outgrows the other one, then you're really stuck with some weird shit. Yeah, I don't love that. I like to have individual control so you can actually rotate the plants too. I think it's important when you have lights that can't move to be able to be able to move your plants. And you only hurt both plants when you give them, when you have two plants to have the same competing root zone. They're competing for the same nutrients against each other. Right. One is going to win that.

It's not like you're going to have good growth from both of them. Yeah, it's like the preacher says. It's not a competition. It's cooperating. I'll tell you two things. You don't have to worry about mainly the main benefits. There's many that I think on the radical bags. Made in USA is always nice. But they're air pruning. You're not going to get root pound as well as just being something that you can reuse over and over and over again. And like you don't, the first thing I worry about going to a mesh bag is am I going to have runoff? It's like when I water it in is it going to be a big problem. And it hasn't been for me at all. I've grown in Pete and Cocoa and them. And highly suggest them guys. Shane is a cool cat. Go support DGC. Radical bags. Coupon code dude. That's my promo, man. Yeah, right on. Right on. Shane is a cool cat, guys. It's one of those sponsors that always fun to work with, talk, hang out in the industry, and just have a good time, token. Nice. All right. So back to the Grow Talk here. First we've got to do some DGC growing some dank, man. Over on DewGrow's.com. Got a couple. If you guys are growing something, you want us to get up on the show, go to dogros.com. Click on the latest and get your dank nugs up. This one was from Meat Chief. Just a reminder here, shout out, me. He goes, it's that time of year when you need to rely on predators to protect your outdoor ladies. And basically we're looking at a picture of a ladybug just right on top of a flower. Outdoor in Colorado. I don't know, guru, is this how your ladies are looking about development in flour right now? Yeah. Yeah, I think mine too. Yep, absolutely. Yeah, we get, I give them until you need to go until usually October 15th or later to pull a pretty good harvest, so hopefully the weather cooperates. But he's making the point once you get so much in the flower, I mean, people at this point in flower, I'll still spray a little, depending on what it is, but let some ladybugs do some work. Sure. Put them on your garden, whether you think there's anything or not, ladybugs are, I shouldn't say usually available. It depends on where you live and, you know, what's around you. Where I've lived, by nurseries would carry ladybugs or sometimes the gross store could order in predators. You can order them in the mail now pretty damn quick. But they're awesome, man. Just as a basic IPM for outdoor, because once your flowers keep maturing, if you have stuff in there, you know you're kind of screwed and limited on what you can spray on them. I think it is kind of weak sauce that we have been talking about growing for how many years and we really don't have any good predator people to work with, man.

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