What additives are really worth using in your grow? Because you know what, Scottie, the gimmicks,

our phone by the wayside, no more turbo bloom booster plus, 100% yield increased baby.

Yeah.

Market anymore for that.

No, there's not, man, because they're not, it's not trading for the money that it was.

It's a true hobby now.

And I know when I'm having any other hobby, when I'm in any other hobby, I say, hey, man, cool. I should buy that? What do I do with it? What's it for? You know, whether it's making your car faster or I don't know. Do you- I saw that. a great analogy, man, because I was just at the auto parts store the other day, and I walked down the aisle next to me was the aisle of fuel additives. I was like, oh, my God, this reminds me of, like, you know, the gross store or oil additives. They probably even have the same names like Turbo Boost and crap crap they do yeah they do and some things are for

you know a good feeling some things are for i seen some of the you know a hundred percent growth

increase you know from day one to three of seedling you know okay okay you know so you got to be

careful but what really works?

But wait, there's more.

Yeah, right. Let's talk about what does work today. What we're using in our grows and go. I mean, we're not going over all of them. There are a ton of additives out there. A lot of it can be grower style. So, yeah, let's get into it, man. first off uh i don't know, I could take it. YouTube likes us again, man. YouTube likes us, you know. You know, we're behaving, man. F and behave yourself, all right, dude. We're getting along now. Yeah, man. Yeah. What kind of additives you use, dude? It is, man, for me, you know, Sengannix style, people can poop on that. Roster Jeff doesn't like it. What? My main meat and potatoes is the grow dots right now for the first time because it's super easy and I like that because then I can focus on different additives and what I want to use to have that. What? I'm upset, man.

If people, if people, uh, poo-poo on singannics, then I'm going to go and say this, ready? They're ignorant. That's just ignorance right there. Well, to stick off a rosa, Jeff. His, his point is that the term is like, yes, yes. I'm not thinking of Rasta Jeff by any means, man. I'm hanging out. Not that the process is

flaw.

No, no, no.

What I mean is, yes,

there are, like yes yes i'm not thinking rosted jeff by any means man i'm not that the process is no no no

what i mean is yes there are we just did a a short form piece of content over for the real

grower's channel for this but keylators organic keylators organic

bacteria is an organic key later uh trichiderm i'm sorry yeah tricerma, but what's the other one? Bacillus therangensis. Bacillus, I'm sorry, is a huge key later. But these are things, oh, humic acid, meaning that these things break down nutrients. It doesn't care whether it's organic or something. It does, actually. It has to wait for it to be in that ionic form in that synthetic form in order to grab it and get it into the plant, man, and push it into the plant material. And that is definitely helped by organics, definitely helped by humac acid, which is organic.

Shit, it's helped with any kind of humates that you get from compost. So putting some compost or some earthworm castings, why did you set me off, dude? Yeah, let me tell you my inputs then. One I've liked for a while, I like to use some insect frass. I have currently a frass blend, which is going to be cricket frass, black soldier fly frass, and mealworm frass. And the cool

thing about frass is it's sustainable. It's not like, you know, pulling phosphorus from the earth.

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