Keep smoking and growing and watching pro-o-eotions fall down.

All right, we're back hanging out more grow talk, man.

Talk about what's going on in my grow a little bit.

Scottie, is that your grow or is that gurus grow or Kyle Warehouse Grow? Warehouse Kyle Grow? Who's grow do you got there? My grow is hung upside down, man. I'm staring at my plants. We have bucked them and they are going to the extractor. Interesting. What type of extraction processed, do you know? We're going to do. To be disclosed at probably never. Yeah, that's true, man. That's true. We're doing an extraction, all right? We're not doing an extraction. No, no. Why do you have so many questions, man? What is this? Like a talk show or something? Before we get into it, I want to tell you about the radical bags. Scotty, that's what I'm using in my garden. It is what the Walter White, yes, just popped. Actually, I'll talk about that in a little bit, but I put it at my auto from a mefesto. Now, what size radical bags you put it in? Seven gallon. Okay. Pretty, I like that. I put it in a five. I did an auto and a five and I was impressed. I got a good yield out of it, just a little simple five auto flog, or a hempy bucket. So out of a seven gallon radical bag, I'll bet in that thing. What, the idea with the radical bags, the idea with the, the, you get more air so that they dry out quicker, right? So the plant goes from wet to dry so you get more watering cycles into the plant? Is that the idea? Well, air pruning your roots as well, really hard to overwater. I mean, it's, you know, that's, which is an awesome thing. Overwatering is the number one issue with like a newer grower. It is true. And if you are a newer grower, just think about if somebody gave you too much water. You know what I mean? The other thing is totally reusable. It's made of this PVC mesh screen. You don't have to worry about it's not degradable as far as putting agricultural type chemicals, pesticides, nutrients, all that. So when you buy one of these, you're buying a bag. I don't know if it says lifetime, but I've already had mine for a damn long time. And it's a lot less environmental impact, man. Fuck those nursery pots. I used those for a long time. I did preach. You know why I like nursery pots? I can use one for a long time. And you can. But, man, I definitely would get more root bound. You'd see it in the OneGowls.

When the One Gals get rootbound before transplant, that's something you could start. They'll be really happy and then to start to get pissed. Yeah. And a lot of those actually, go ahead. I'm sorry. I'm just going to say a lot of those other bags that you find are made out of recycled plastic, which seems cool but then you're just kind of just using it one more time and then throwing it away

and then you're just kind of just using it one more time and then throwing it away, and then you've got to go buy more. And recycled plastic is like a step further than just like normal plastic. You stuff and then be getting broken down. Sure. So you're also getting like microplastics getting pulled out of that. Oh, I didn't even think about that. Which is kind of gross if you think about it. Yeah, that is a problem, man. So I love the idea having, you know, having a just a construction in these bags, man. They hold up. They don't, they're not like meant to break down over one. Great for transplant too, man. They got that zip, a Velcro zip down the side. Yep. But you guys want some.

You want to learn a lot more, garden gear supply.com. Coupon code dude over there on the radical bags. Yeah. Vote with you, Dollas. A good example of the new products that are coming out that are like built by growers to last. So I dig it, man. Good job, Shane. I have over on YouTube, man, searching around a little bit and stabbing McStabloid.

Yeah.

Sounds like Halloween's coming up. I wonder what he dresses up as.

He says, I know someone will argue, but fim equals failure.

That's talking about the technique. We had the Grotalk question the other day. We're fimming, but fim equals failure. That's tough. We're talking about the technique.

We had the Grotalk question the other day. Um, we're fimming pinching off the top and all that. And fuck I miss is what it stands for. What does it stand for? Fuck I missed. No. There is much better, and this is stabby. There's much better methods to increase yield. I've got a super stretchy setiva that would make you proud, Scotty.

It's like an octopus arms coming out of the pot, branches not just bent

laterally, but tied into a spiral pattern to get an even canopy squeezed into a three by three

chamber. That's what we're talking about, man. You've got these big long arms that are growing, and you can really put them anywhere you want. At any angle you want, you can weave them in and out. So you really control the shape of this plant. Yeah, and you need to. If you've got a three by three calling it chamber, it's not even calling it a tent man i mean when you're the more confined

the gross space the more control you need and the more you need to know train train top trim

to do things with your plant it's true but what you want is you want a top in every you know and i think

about a three by three i think of like a trellis because what is it every four inch by four inch

opening there's you know there's a littlellis because what is it, every four inch by four inch opening,

there's, you know, there's a little square. And the idea is to have a nice top in every one

of those squares. You know, that's why I like a trellis. All right. I've got a grow talk question

here about venting. This is on time. I have spent many hours, many bowls, many beers, just sitting in my garage walking around, and, you know, because I'm in the process of, well, it's done now to a degree, but it's out. All right room's always changing. I have my five by nine, tent in my garage, thinking about venting, fresh air, odor. How do I do that? What do I do with this hot air? So monster let's help you out hang on I just got I got a

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