Nutrient antagonism.

What is it?

It's when too much of one nutrient blocks another from being absorbed.

And that's something you guys want to avoid as growers.

Special one using silica.

So let's get into it, Scotty.

And welcome special guests. Hot Rods Grow also hanging out.

It's up.

Nice going on.

How you guys doing today? Yeah. Doing great. Good to have you up here from Denver Metro area. The second place winner in the Dude Grows Cup, man, seventh place. Seventh place. Seventh place. Hey, for you. Man, see, it was better. It was better than I would. I wish. As always next year, dude. you've got the good stuff. Chris, I'm going to say. Thank you so much for coming up, brother. Appreciate you. Yeah. And by the way, what new tier used? Drip. Drip hydro. And that's some... Wait, are you all hydro or are you cocoa or what's... Coco and... That's all no chance. Okay, cool. Hydro. Hydro, okay? Yes, it yes it is hydro well we'll talk about it man but

certainly qualified to hang out and talk uh talk a little nudes with us for sure right on

all right let's hit it let's get into uh yeah man this subject came up i was talking to scotty

about silica and forums and crazy information. And man,

you're like, okay, this is a real thing. It's not discussed a lot as far as nutrient antagonism,

meaning one nutrient's bothering another or reducing its uptake to the plant. And who was

hanging out with last week? I was hanging out with Jaron. So he gave me his whole phone number.

No. No.

Don't work.

But we were talking about this because we were talking about silica.

One of the products that he reps is silicea, which is a monosilic acid.

And they're much more expensive than the other stuff, you know, like the silica blast and the, and one of them, like the cheap stuff

is potassium silicate. And, yeah, so that's silicium right there. That's the stuff where you use

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