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Gold, temperature stress.

And not good temperature stress, what do they say, Scotty, baby? It's cold outside.

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So there.

Oh man.

You know, and it's weird time.

So let's see how hopefully is cold isn't affecting your plants. What's up, Scotty on the dabs, I say, Grandma on the boards? Yeah. I'm on the boards, and Scotty's on the dabs. No, I'm on the volcano. The classic volcano. Man, I was thinking about titling this one, and, uh, Granbo, we should make it shocking. No, but I said harvesting dank flour or fresh frozen.

You know, because I mean, you can come into your grow.

If you don't do it, right, mine's in an outbuilding, a garage.

Man, you can freeze that stuff up.

If the air conditioner fails, yeah.

Are you, I'm sick of conditioner, your heater. If your grow, like mine is in half of a garage, so I'm going to be careful to that garage actually isn't insulated. Right. But also, if your growers in your house and your growth 10, you're like, yeah, I don't, I don't really need to care about this. Well, you do. You have a different environment in your house in the winter as well.

Yeah.

You're here running a lot. You have really dry replacement. So where effects, indoor, outdoor, wherever your grow room is. So let's talk about it, man. Talk about heating it up. First thing, if we're talking about temperature, I'm thinking of a heater. and I am thinking of just, you know, my public service announcement

is check your electricity. When you start plugging heaters into outlets that don't normally have

heaters in them, you end up pulling a heater pulls a ton of amperage. It pulls a ton of electricity.

It's a 110 heater. It pulls it through one

wire. And it is a really easy way to, yeah, thank you, Graham. But you know, I got to, it's my

teaching moment. It's a really good easy. It's an easy way to start a fire. And, yeah, this pipe,

if you can just remember this analogy, it's really easy to understand.

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