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Today we have Austin on the line. Austin Young is an incredible cultivator. This is such a good

episode. It's awesome to talk to a large-scale cultivator who's doing it on an incredible level like he is. But we also talk about managing lots of mothers, taking lots of clones, and a lot of healthy clone talk. Yeah, this is a great episode. I know you're going to absolutely love it before we jump into it with Austin, though. Going to give some love to Growcast Seedco. That's right. The new line should be out as you're hearing this, the pancakes pollination mini drop. The members might have gobbled it all up. But you can find all our offerings at Growcastpodcast.com forward slash seed co. That's S-E-E-D-C-O. Growcastpodcast.com slash seed co. Check out the peach quake pollination. We still got some great crosses up there available. A couple of ice cream wolfman crosses left. And, of course, the pancakes pollination. If you've been following Riza Rich, you've seen some of the amazing pictures that have been coming out of the members' gardens and the listeners' gardens. Growcast Seedco has got that fire baby. You've listened to the episodes with Rich. Go ahead and grab a pack. You won't regret it. Growcastpodcast.com forward slash seed co.

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All right, let's get into it with Austin.

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Today we have a brand new guest. He's, actually, we've been talking off air for a while.

He's a friend of mine.

He's a large-scale cultivator out in Colorado.

Very excited to have him on this month to talk about plant health, specifically maintaining

plant health at scale.

It's a different story when you have to crank things up and that plant count gets into the

four digits, five digits. It's a whole different game. Today we have from Boone Farms. Austin Young is on the line. What's up, Austin? Hey, how's it going, John? Good to talk to you. Going good. Thank you for joining me on the show, man. I appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. No problem. Thank you for having me. Of course, man.

So before we get into all of the incredible stuff that you're doing up on Boone Farms,

you know, your 10,000 plus plants that you're working with,

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