DGC.

All right, welcome to the Dude Grow Show.

The dude has taken the day off today and I've got a couple of guests, man. First off, Banner, what's up, brother? Hey, hey. Yes, thank you for holding down the fort. And, man, Jaron, new millennium nutrients. Thank you so much. Always good to be here. Yeah, thanks for having me. Thank you. man I don't, I don't know if y'all know, but Jaron had New Millennium 5-8

distribution are big supporters of your dude gross show, man. So thank you for that. You're very welcome. Yeah. Yeah, no doubt. Long-time supporters. You know, we've done this for a long time. So it's always been a pleasure, my friend. And you are a supporter in the way where you're a great grower.

I can say that.

I don't know if you can say that, but I can call you one.

Fair enough.

And so I call you one. Fair enough. And so I call you when I want to know why I do certain things. And we were talking about trimming and shaping plants for maximum yield. And that got me to think, yes, we want to shape plans for maximum yield. but I want to shape plants for maximum quality, too.

And I don't know if there's a give or take there. I called you up and I said, hey, man, what do I do to shape these plants to get them?

I'll tell you what, in veg. How do you shape your plants in veg?

So, great question. And I do believe that two things, I mean, I think for vigor and for quality and

even for overall quantity, you know, proper pruning practices at the right times. And there can be, you know, trimming, pruning. These are kind of, you know, words that sometimes I think are used in different ways. Yeah, shaping isn't a very, uh, that would be what I would call fruiting, right? And so what I would call it... Like cannibal.

Exactly.

And what I like to do very early on in veg is start that.

So I'll get my fur, you know, the clone. Let it start really... Yeah, see, yeah, yeah, you might want that. I'll let it get up and do, you know, nice and tall out of a solo cup. I'll do an original hard prune to then get that one.

It's called that kind of candelabra.

Candelabra.

Right?

The candelabra.

So get, you know, full. I'll do an original hard prune to then get that what I call that kind of candelabra.

Right? The candelabra. So get you know four or six. I've got it. I just did that two, three days ago. I've got something to show you there, brother. And what I do with that at that really nice top clone, that's a clone for me. Okay. So that's literally I'm already taking the next generation. But I'm starting very early on to get that up.

And even every like, let's say two weeks if I'm doing, especially if I'm going to do a spray or something like that, preventative spray. I like to go through retop things if need be, clean up the bottoms a little bit and then take off a few families just so I can get really, really good coverage. Scott, what's going on with your shop, man? Yeah.

...