Let's wake and bake with the boys

Pull out some weed and get high

Dude smoking on the phone while Scottie's talking way too long got time to smoke one more

Taking the message to the people now keep smoking and growing and watching prohibitions fall down What up DGC hanging out? Be patient. Scottie Real. We're going to talk a little

little bit everything man. If you guys want to know Be Patient, you guys, What up, DGC hanging out? Be patient. Scottie Real.

We're going to talk a little, a little bit of everything, man. If you guys don't know Be Patient, you guys, Optic Foliar, you've been reping, but you guys have been around Dynish hanging out with the crew for a long time. I think since it was the first cup, we always say, right? Scottie, or Dish came on down? Yeah, well, hang on. be patient is DGC. And he's DGC that actually was smart enough to where he got the attention of Danish over at

Optic Folier and got himself a job, man.

He's now up in the Pacific Northwest, reping Optic Folier, teaching people how to get a little

bit more out of their gardens, I would say, man.

I always say, man, foliar is one of those things that it's so easy to just leave it off and be lazy. But if you go there and just spray once a week, you know, once, twice a week. And, man, you really get results out of it, man. I'm very often told that I have one of the hardest jobs in the industry just because I'm trying to convince people to add something to their programs that they may not necessarily have ever even thought about or considered useful. And then, you know, bringing something to the table is unique as optic folier and being able to do all of this with lights on or in full sun and put nutrition right where it needs to go within an hour. People look at me like I'm just, you know, like another snake oil salesman. And it's like, you know, guys. Yeah, just I understand it. I mean, we spray stuff on it. You always see people when it's really hot out, man, the little spray bottles, people spritzing themselves with, with water. I mean, it does make sense, you know, A, evaporative cooling is a real thing. Yes, I don't know. I think that there's something there.

And I think when you're trying to, what are we trying to do? We're trying to get every last little bit out of these plants, you know, or trying to get, drive them so hard. And to just, to treat the leaves, I mean, it just makes good sense to me, man. And that's that's why I'm doing what I'm doing now. You know, I was an Optic foliar user since, uh, what the, probably one of the first times it was mentioned on the show over three and a half, four years ago at this point. And to the point of going to Dnish and saying, okay, I, uh, I need to do something with you because this is just, this is too much good stuff. Yeah, yeah. And, you know, I like it with microbes. I run around telling people about microbes, and I don't tell them how great recharge is. I tell them how amazing microbes are and the opportunity to have to feed your plants with microbes. It's the same thing when, you know, to tell people, wow, man, you know, foliar is an opportunity to get more nutrient into your plant through the leaves. Your leaves breathe. Okay, cool. That makes

sense. Thanks. You're right thing you said, go ahead, Brian. And not only that, you know, it's a matter

of keeping, you know, getting your pest mold and mildew management under control. Right. And

keeping those inputs to a minimum, you know, when we're doing pesticide applications,

a lot of those pesticides, you know, have compounds in them that won't fully metabolize.

Whether or whether or not they're approved for use on specific crops is, you know,

you want to make sure that everything that you're putting into your plan is going to metabolize

out so that you get a nice flush, white ash end product. Using transport with all of those

pesticide products allow you to reduce those inputs so much so that you're going to get better

efficacy, but also get all of them to metabolize at the same time. So you're getting that systemic

or actually what we call translaminer

pest mold and mildew prevention, putting it directly into the point of metabolization so that it

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