I've got time to smoke one more.

Taking the message to the people now.

Keep smoking and growing and watch it grow with fish and fall down.

Yeah, baby.

Grimbo's stepping up the intro.

Let's go.

Today I'm going to tell you the only way to grow and the right way to grow, all right?

It's my way.

How's there, soil?

We're going to compare some growing methods today.

We're going to talk grow style with y'all.

Yeah.

Soil. Are we doing it, man? Yeah, isn't the way it's done these days soil burst hydro but you know actually and what is cocoa then is cocoa

hydro or is cocoa oil cocker's hydro right all right can't we all just get along, right?

Yes, we can.

I mean, whack, when we started to grow, Scotty, that was the code. It's like, man, hydroponic store. Do you grow hydroponically, meaning like, do you grow dank, do grow weed? And for some reason, I don't know, tell me why. Why was hydro pushed as the most popular way to grow?

Getting some buckets, getting some hydrotin, grow some plants and it's a note rock wool?

Everybody, man, you know, for a long time, tech was, especially in the 80s, it was all about the most high tech stuff you could get.

And, you know, a deep water culture system with a chiller to keep the water at perfect temperature and airstones to aerate the air water mix and the roots are being bathed in a nutrient solution.

Man, that sounds like it's probably going to grow some good cannabis, no?

I mean, I would like to, like we started with, and it's hard to wrap my head around. When people ask me if I grow hydroponically, I say no, but I do grow hydroponically. I grow in cana cocoa, and that's an inert media. And what, by definition, hydro is growing in an inert media? I mean, Ted is Pete also? I've heard Pete, people call Pete Hydro, like Baylor ProMix.

Well, it's soilless, right? If there's growing in soil and then growing in the absence of soil

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