What is up, DGC? It is Scotty. And if you all have been hanging out recently, I've been doing the Know Your Breeder series, been having a good time with it, and getting some good feedback. And I always love the DGC coming on in and strengthening me. And Chad Westport hooked me up. He called me up or, I don't know, maybe he emailed me over and said,

bro, we got to get people a baseline of knowledge so they can really understand what the

breeders are talking about when they say things like phenotype and chemotype and, you know,

F1 and S1, all that stuff. It's important that we all have a baseline of knowledge.

So you volunteered to come on.

We were talking about you yesterday.

I said your time, your talent, or your treasure was something that you can volunteer.

And I appreciate you volunteering your time and your talent.

That is fucking awesome, man.

Anyway, you know a whole bunch about the specifics, the actual, I don't know if we'll call you.

I'm sure you know the science, but the practical use of the terms that breeders are using.

I'm looking, you know, hybrid versus polybird.

I don't even know what the hell that is.

But when they say land, raised varieties,

what the fuck's that really mean? You know? Right. Yeah. So we got ourselves a little,

you actually put this together, very beautiful, but you put together a little kind of list of

terms or just some talking points, man. Yeah, yeah. Thank you. Again, for, you know, building the house to kind of come and share some of this knowledge.

A lot of awesome growers on the DGC, and a lot of us are getting into our own kind of

breeding or making seeds.

And that is something that I wanted to help, you know, one, like you said, get the terminology

down, but also, too, apply you said, get the terminology down, but also to apply it

to the scale that we're doing it at. Ultimately, breeding project requires, well, it doesn't

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