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What is up, DGC?

We were hanging out with Jeremy from Build a Soul today.

No stranger to the Dude Gross Show.

How's it going, buddy?

Hey, thanks for having me on today.

I appreciate it.

Oh, and it's always, if you guys haven't

had us sit in here with Jeremy, it's get your notepads out, get ready to listen. Tons of information. We want to talk today a little bit about what are plant permits. I think we would call it, we got it from when a biobiz hung out with us. So it's like plants feeding plants, You know, liquid organics.

I want to learn about that verse solid organics, like a steak versus like you're saying, a protein shape kind of

analogy, you know? Are we getting food to the plant as well as reamending soil and how long can we

use our medias? Can we use them over and over and over again? And how do we do that? So let's have some fun and get into it, Scotty. You ready? Yes, sir. You've already got me one of the derail. Is it media or medias? What if it's multiple types of media? Is it medias? I just like saying it because I feel smart. It's the opposite instead of dirt. There's media. I love it. I love it, sir.

All right. Let's take it. Go ahead, Scotty. No, I was just, I was just doing my Ed McMahon.

You all can't give me a little yes. All right. Let's get into it then. Right away, I want to know about

liquid organics. I'm a bottle feeder, if you will. I grow singanically, but I like certain liquid

organic products. I can pick something from one line or another, and I figure in my brain,

I have a shorter cycle period of this plant. So liquid organics, I'm going to be able to feed

quicker. Like, it's already chewed up. It's already going to be a little bit more plant

accessible than adding in a handful of alfalfa or whatever. And that's, quicker like it's already chewed up it's already going to be a little bit more plant accessible

than adding in a handful of alfalfa or whatever and that's you take it from there jeremy you

tell me yeah absolutely no it's a really good way to think about it plant availability comes with

responsibility though because that means that you have to know what you're doing in the essence

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