Let's go into the underground, Scotty. Let's get down low to the root zone.

I don't know if we give us growers enough tension to the root zone. You don't see it. It's not in front of your face.

Let's talk about relationships with pH, microbes, maybe a little nutrient availability, but mainly intrigues me why we always say on the show, You're really inoculating and keeping a lot of microbes active in your soil.

Don't worry about pH in, which when I first heard that, I just wanted to be like, BS, man.

You're trying to sell me.

Yeah. Inoculating and keeping a lot of microbes active in your soil, don't worry about pH in, which when I first heard that, I just wanted to be like BS, man, you're trying to sell me.

Yeah, you know, the catalyst for this was somebody, and pardon me, I'm losing my voice, but when you asked me to talk microbes, I'm talking microbes.

But somebody was like, hey, microbes don't regulate the pH of the soil or of the root zone.

Prove it.

And I was like, all right.

All right.

I got a show.

I can prove it.

But, yeah, turns out they do, dude.

And by the way, hang on a second.

I think about my roots all the time.

I'm not one of them bud lookers.

I look at the buds, but I know what's going on up above ground is there's representation

of what's going on below ground.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And sometimes if it's not seen, you forget about it a little bit.

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