I have ADHD and this was the most watchable video in a long time for me lol. No clicking away, no skipping, just sucking up the information of this wise hero. Thanks for recording & uploading! :)
@@realDonaldTrump420 He's doing tests in a professional setting with way more equipment and financial possibilities than the people who usually claim things in the scene... What are you even talking about?
1:00 Ph 6.5 52:33 0 mudança de temperatura dia/noite ideal 59:17 ventilação 54:13 co2 e temperatura 56:58 temperatura 57:08 humidade 59:23 ventilação 1:00:53 Nitrogênio na floração
@@FabianRadulol that’s some weak ass mind set lol shame on you I’ve been growing this plant for 25 and I’m only 32 I would never consider not sharing information for selfish gain of worrying about limited access lol first come first serve if you miss this one catch the next but who are you? You sound like someone who likes to gatekeep something you didn’t know about unit it was legal 😊😊😊😊 😂silly Rabbit
@@FabianRadumate? Mfr this is America ain’t no one here your “mate” and your aren’t original or clever trying to sound like you’re culturally rich or like a Aussie and or worse British lol you’re name is Fabian Radu you ain’t fooling no one
The WUE discussion is incredible interesting and explains why there are so many differing recommendations on EC. It makes total sense. How to dial in EC based on WUE is something we should take much more seriously.
You guys are super knowledgeable in ec stacking and dry back methods for irrigation strategys. Not very much info out there on those subjects. A podcast or series about irrigation strategies would be epic! Love the content! Can’t wait for more
Wow honestly honored to have listened to this educational podcast ! Hopefully you guys push the envolope baby !! I would live to be part of such a well bulit And crafted company along side one of the most intelligent men considering plants awseome video love the content cant wait to see more ! This video is what fuels the passion and love i have for this culture and industry. Great work ! 💯 Playing with 🔥
The parameters he is discussed was that all in regards to using CO2? He clarified when it came down to temperature for stages of growth but not for other stages.
Thats right. The use of CO2 on his tests and studies are a default. He always uses CO2 unless like he said, the goal is to test the differences and stresses of not using it.
Love this guy everyone he speaks I learn something .just now about manganese uptake being highly uptook lowering ph. Blackspot symptoms .I know my nutes but I never knew manganese fast uptake
Bruce is the man for sure. A lifetime of experience has no rival. His lighting lectures have taught me, so much. Of course I had to watch them several times, I'm an idiot, but when you start to understand, it's hard to stop wanting to know more. In this video he discusses a lot about hydro and how much of this and not too much of that, really confuses a guy without that experience or time to do trial and error. I just wanted to add that for me, I do know that plants have been on this planet for millions of years. They know what to do. All they need is the right building blocks found in organic soil. Keep your soil fully alive and they will do the rest. Without measuring PH, without measuring fake nutrients, without trial and error. Feed the soil biology natural nutrients and minerals and your plants will flourish. And remember...the best fertilizer, is the farmers shadow. Thanks for all you've done and do Bruce.
How to lower ? Nitrogen is main macronutrient, all other elements are not needed in that amount. The number that you see on bottles in flowering are not with lower N , those are ratios they just pump unnecessary P and K so they can sell you another bottle . Multiple studies shown more N bigger yield , more yield bigger mass and less concentrated secondary metabolism ( canabinoids and terpens ) , 150 N ppm is golden spot where u match production and quality. Most companies are in those range , Athena is running 150ppm N too in their formula
What I'm really curious about is where the comfortable ceiling is with pushing plants in a living soil bed. In regards to higher light and CO2 levels. The point at soil can't keep up and your not feeding teas, chasing problems like your feeding coco.
that is interesting. I have definitely seen iron deficiencies in cannabis. never seen manganese toxicity. But primary reason to add extra "calmag" usually is for the additional iron, imo. Interveinal chlorosis of new growth, greens right up with some extra iron in a foliar spray. so I assumed iron deficiency.?
Fantastic interview! Super educational and interesting. Can you please share the title of paper you and Dr. Bugbee discuss on water use efficiency? Thank you.
I was startled when I saw the thumbnail of this video because it gave me the impression that something extremely bad had happened to Dr. Bruce... I think the fact that his photo was in black and white while the rest had some color made me think he had passed away... Thanks god we can see he is fine ! :)
Around the age of 11 I learn that there is no santa claus And here we are again after 30 years To finally having bruce bugbee and harley smith going out and stating facts about myths and bro science ❤❤😂
You aren't kidding. My biggest pet peeve is any person that spews "claims" without any real science to back it. When you point it out in a conversation they often try to make you out to be the dick. This is why I work alone, and my grow op is no place for "bro" science.
Calcium is needed more to grow stems and leaves. You wanna grow buds in flower so not making it put effort into up taking calcium should let it use that energy towards bud growth . So I could see having less calcium as a benefit in flower when it need more magnesium n not calcium. There’s gotta be proof of this somewhere
@@odaharryCalcium is the main component needed to make pectin which is a glue that connects cell walls. You need Calcium unless you want to argue that plants don't increase biomass weight during flowering which they do a lot. Considering Botrytis the only way to prevent it is controlled environment (humidity, VPD, air circulation) or chemical fungicide. Organic fungicides just don't work. You need quality fungicide that is systemic since Botrytis is a systemic disease, it attacks the plant from within the buds. Systemic fungicide enters the plant tissue and spreads inside the entire plant even in the new shoots. Can't be washed off after 1-2 few hours after application. Organics can't do that. It only kills spores that are outside on the leaves/buds but spores are everywhere in the air, it won't do much after it dries out. Once a spore enters the plant (via damaged parts of the leaves) it travels through the stem and tries to find spots with the best condition = humidity (big colas), than you're screwed. If you want to go chemical I recommend Switch (from Swiss company Syngenta), it's probably the most effective fungicide out there designed specifically for Botrytis. It's certified as very safe (last application 3-10 days before harvest) and it's used in the US, Australia or New Zeland.
Wait , did you guys mean PH and not EC? In Bruce’s how to grow cannabis video he said to water in at 1.3EC I usually do 1.6 with good results but now you guys are really saying 6EC have I missed something ?
i would love to work with you dr bugbee your a great teacher and a mentor never got to talk to you or meet you but would love to talk with you about soils and soilless grows and all the stuff in between
The lack of Bro science is refreshing. Interestingly on the topic of temps throughout the grow, at least in term of day temps, should mimic those found in nature. Hot, warm, then cooler during late flower to preserve those Terpenes.
Thank you alot for doing those interviews!! Its a shame that you have still less then 5000 followers while cheesy content about cannabis sells so good :(. Greets from Germany
so glad to hear the new info and it's been too long since I have heard from youi. You always help my grow knowledge. side by sides come on man. He got there using lots of testing/ Just watched some great videos on pottasium and manganese.
always interesting and informative videos, but I honestly don't understand this obstinacy in stating that HPS heat up more than LEDs... A properly made HPS setup always includes the cooltube, which being directly connected to the air extraction, takes the hot air produced by the lamp out of the growroom instantly, on the contrary LEDs even if they heat up less, the hot air produced will remain in the growroom causing the total temperature to increase. With the cooltube and a hps600w you can bring the plants even 10cm from the glass without them getting burned. It seems to me that this issue of temperature is just a marketing ploy created 20 years ago by manufacturers to sell the new product, given the extremely higher costs of LEDs compared to HPS, but the yield, arguably, is hardly equal to HPS at the same wattage...
//"I honestly don't understand this obstinacy in stating that HPS heat up more than LEDs..."// Here, I'll help you understand -- you're not comparing apples to apples -- you're comparing an actively cooled HPS to a passively cooled LED. If you want apples to apples, compare an Agnetix (or other) externally cooled LED to your cooltube HPS. It's a simple fact of physics that HPS lights produce dramatically more waste heat than does an LED (for a given PPF output). This waste heat is just money down the drain. //"but the yield, arguably, is hardly equal to HPS at the same wattage..."// You can argue with yourself if you wish, but my ~650w LEDs produce on average slightly more than my 1,000s - 1,100w Gavita HPS lights ever did (and I've used literally hundreds of them commercially). The power savings are dramatic and real so rather than argue, I'll just continue to use them. I changed out my last HPS for LED some years ago and would be dumb to go backwards. I'm not dumb.
Ledspektrum und Genetik ist das wichtigste was es gibt, die dunkelphasen konkret richtig zu 100% einhalten nicht ein einzigsten lichtstrahl in diesen 12 Stunden Dunkelheit in das Zelt lassen oder in dem Raum und du wirst mit deiner Pflanze glücklich werden
He mentions it's mostly cbd hemp type. I'm willing to bet they don't grow any high THC anything, even in research in Utah. But, there are some wicked looking CBD strains out there.
I talked to the owner of a grow shop that sold FOOP she had it on clearance. She says you have to use alot of it compared to other brands nutes so a large bottle runs quick. I believe she said it's good nutes tho...I use their foliar spray and highly recommend it.
You're definitely a good guest but modern large ag uses precision soil mapping tech and applicators to apply Phosphorus where needed in as limited quantities as possible. Most of those algae blooms are caused by construction moving materials down hill. Phosphorus isn't very mobile.
Today we learned that a half pound of stuff in 2 cups of water is the same as 1lb in one cup. Next week we learn the ABCs. Imagine if Saint Bugbee believed in organic chelates. Then plants could get C without O2. Apparently it's not happening without his blessing. He must own stock in CO2 fills.
No matter you're preference, your ppm reading is literally taking an e.c. reading and doing math conversion to give you ppms. No matter what you, are refering to your e.c. when you say ppm.
Love the info Bruce puts out but the issue is his information will always be based off studies. Obviously this is good when the studies are correct but studies always seem to contradict each other years down the line. The proof is in the pudding, he needs to do some high THC cannabis grows and test out his methods and show he can produce the best. Now I'm not saying at all he's claiming he can produce the best cannabis, but it would great to see if science based methods can beat people learning through trial and error. There's some things people do with their plants that can help but hasn't yet been studied, some people won't rely on a study when they've grown for decades and proven a method to themselves. A lot of information and openness lacking in the cannabis community. The best growers safe guard certain things, and the open science based guys miss out on the experience and things learned through trial and error whilst trying to grow quality cannabis. If these worlds could combine you'd make the most awesome grow bible ever.
One of the best Bruce Bugbee chats in a very long time.
We the growers done well hosting this yarn. Some of the shows he goes on it's like stoned cavemen interviewing Einstein. Seems such a waste
I love to listen to professionals like Bruce. There is no useless information, so it never feels like wasting time.
80 F is 26 Celsius
75 F is 24 C
70 F is 21 C
Thank you
Omg thank you
I have ADHD and this was the most watchable video in a long time for me lol. No clicking away, no skipping, just sucking up the information of this wise hero.
Thanks for recording & uploading! :)
We appreciate you! Thanks for watching.
I find Bruce bugbees vids easy to watch as well. It might be the constant flow of information and his speaking cadence
Got pulled over for driving in the middle of the road, explained Bugby's theory and the cop gave me a hi5 and let me off without a warning.
I'll be sure to try that next time!
Prof. Bugbee the Godfather of cannabis. Good to see you again Dr Bug.
Godfather of Neo Bro Sci
@@realDonaldTrump420
He's doing tests in a professional setting with way more equipment and financial possibilities than the people who usually claim things in the scene...
What are you even talking about?
Definitely NOT the godfather of cannabis lol tell us your new with out telling us
Everytime I watch a video with dr bugbee I've never seen before, I learn something new!
1:00 Ph 6.5
52:33 0 mudança de temperatura dia/noite ideal
59:17 ventilação
54:13 co2 e temperatura
56:58 temperatura
57:08 humidade
59:23 ventilação
1:00:53 Nitrogênio na floração
@@PersonalStash420 Good question. In one of his videos he explains it in detail but with pH 5.5 which is too low as he said in the interview
Cultiva cannabis né! Eu adoooro esse professor.
This is brilliant and one of the most unique detailed podcast on cannabis growing with very interesting topics. Top stuff !
Love this. Bruce is the man! Keep up the good work guys :)
Bruce has a cannabis class at USU that's open to the public. If you're a serious grower it will be the best $1200 you've ever spent
if u wanna paticipate, stop sharing. limited spaces, mate :)
Are books included in the tuition?
@@FabianRadulol that’s some weak ass mind set lol shame on you I’ve been growing this plant for 25 and I’m only 32 I would never consider not sharing information for selfish gain of worrying about limited access lol first come first serve if you miss this one catch the next but who are you? You sound like someone who likes to gatekeep something you didn’t know about unit it was legal 😊😊😊😊 😂silly Rabbit
@@FabianRadumate? Mfr this is America ain’t no one here your “mate” and your aren’t original or clever trying to sound like you’re culturally rich or like a Aussie and or worse British lol you’re name is Fabian Radu you ain’t fooling no one
@@FabianRadudon’t be a gatekeeper. He can always scale up if needed and there’s always next year. You Sound just miserable.
Great interview with Dr. Bugbee. Love that guy.
Professor, you is the best
The WUE discussion is incredible interesting and explains why there are so many differing recommendations on EC. It makes total sense. How to dial in EC based on WUE is something we should take much more seriously.
Great info!!!!! Dr. Bruce Bugbee is such a wealth of knowledge💚🌱 Looking forward to what your collaboration learns going forward🙏🏻
Underrated channel glad I found it. And Bruce ❤️❤️❤️
God bless you Bruce you magnificent human!!!
You guys are super knowledgeable in ec stacking and dry back methods for irrigation strategys. Not very much info out there on those subjects. A podcast or series about irrigation strategies would be epic! Love the content! Can’t wait for more
Wow honestly honored to have listened to this educational podcast ! Hopefully you guys push the envolope baby !! I would live to be part of such a well bulit And crafted company along side one of the most intelligent men considering plants awseome video love the content cant wait to see more ! This video is what fuels the passion and love i have for this culture and industry. Great work ! 💯 Playing with 🔥
Bruce just seems like a remarkable human being.
Amazing pod guys! Thanks a lot. Athena salts rock.
I love how he tells stories ❤
Thanks for this, Bruce is such a legend!
Came here via the Athena nutrient book. Great podcast!
Love Bruce's work
The parameters he is discussed was that all in regards to using CO2? He clarified when it came down to temperature for stages of growth but not for other stages.
Thats right. The use of CO2 on his tests and studies are a default. He always uses CO2 unless like he said, the goal is to test the differences and stresses of not using it.
@@eduardov.8060 thanks for the clarification. I’m also wondering if his information applies to autos, or just photos?
@@ronb-ks1ot In general most of it I think it applies for both. Although there might have some minor differences.
Outstanding interview with the 🐐 of cannabis. Pay attention and take notes !
Love this guy everyone he speaks I learn something .just now about manganese uptake being highly uptook lowering ph. Blackspot symptoms .I know my nutes but I never knew manganese fast uptake
1:06:05 If I'm not mistaken, he saying they have a giant research facility for 4 to 20 plants. im geeked.
Another Penn state alum flourishing. We Are!
Bruce is the man for sure. A lifetime of experience has no rival. His lighting lectures have taught me, so much. Of course I had to watch them several times, I'm an idiot, but when you start to understand, it's hard to stop wanting to know more. In this video he discusses a lot about hydro and how much of this and not too much of that, really confuses a guy without that experience or time to do trial and error. I just wanted to add that for me, I do know that plants have been on this planet for millions of years. They know what to do. All they need is the right building blocks found in organic soil. Keep your soil fully alive and they will do the rest. Without measuring PH, without measuring fake nutrients, without trial and error. Feed the soil biology natural nutrients and minerals and your plants will flourish. And remember...the best fertilizer, is the farmers shadow. Thanks for all you've done and do Bruce.
1:05:33 so what was the take away regarding Nitrogen in the flower phase? Does it lower the yield or not? I couldn’t get a straight answer.
How to lower ? Nitrogen is main macronutrient, all other elements are not needed in that amount. The number that you see on bottles in flowering are not with lower N , those are ratios they just pump unnecessary P and K so they can sell you another bottle .
Multiple studies shown more N bigger yield , more yield bigger mass and less concentrated secondary metabolism ( canabinoids and terpens ) , 150 N ppm is golden spot where u match production and quality. Most companies are in those range , Athena is running 150ppm N too in their formula
Superb ,, Thanks Prof. 👍🏼
Damn I glad I stumbled across this absolutely awesome ❤
Cant wait too see the results that this epic partnership yields, Godspeed.
Clicked so fast bugbee is the second jesus
He's full of crap.
😂
Whoooaaaa there my guy. He doesn’t even have long hair and his beard is trash.
That’s a little intense😂
he has taught me more than anyone on RUclips. oh and dr Elaine Ingham
Wow he has a channel I instantly liked and subscribed thank you.
What I'm really curious about is where the comfortable ceiling is with pushing plants in a living soil bed. In regards to higher light and CO2 levels. The point at soil can't keep up and your not feeding teas, chasing problems like your feeding coco.
Hi guys! Under 60prcnt humidity even in a middle veg? If so, should we throw away all the humi/temp charts?
great convo!!
Great information 💯👍
Thanks for watching!
that is interesting. I have definitely seen iron deficiencies in cannabis. never seen manganese toxicity. But primary reason to add extra "calmag" usually is for the additional iron, imo. Interveinal chlorosis of new growth, greens right up with some extra iron in a foliar spray. so I assumed iron deficiency.?
Fantastic interview! Super educational and interesting. Can you please share the title of paper you and Dr. Bugbee discuss on water use efficiency? Thank you.
I was startled when I saw the thumbnail of this video because it gave me the impression that something extremely bad had happened to Dr. Bruce... I think the fact that his photo was in black and white while the rest had some color made me think he had passed away...
Thanks god we can see he is fine ! :)
Did he say they're feeding an ec 6 to 8? My meter only goes to 5
Is that like 3000 or 4000ppms? I can’t even find a chart that high.
Is that 6.5 ph on the drip, in the root zone or run off ?
Around the age of 11 I learn that there is no santa claus
And here we are again after 30 years
To finally having bruce bugbee and harley smith going out and stating facts about myths and bro science ❤❤😂
You aren't kidding. My biggest pet peeve is any person that spews "claims" without any real science to back it. When you point it out in a conversation they often try to make you out to be the dick. This is why I work alone, and my grow op is no place for "bro" science.
Woah.. what's that about Calcium and Botrytis? Considering other studies have shown Ca to hinder bud growth and quality.
Calcium is needed more to grow stems and leaves. You wanna grow buds in flower so not making it put effort into up taking calcium should let it use that energy towards bud growth . So I could see having less calcium as a benefit in flower when it need more magnesium n not calcium. There’s gotta be proof of this somewhere
@@odaharry The only information I have is an article by Jennifer Martin for Maximum Yield.
@@odaharryCalcium is the main component needed to make pectin which is a glue that connects cell walls. You need Calcium unless you want to argue that plants don't increase biomass weight during flowering which they do a lot.
Considering Botrytis the only way to prevent it is controlled environment (humidity, VPD, air circulation) or chemical fungicide. Organic fungicides just don't work. You need quality fungicide that is systemic since Botrytis is a systemic disease, it attacks the plant from within the buds. Systemic fungicide enters the plant tissue and spreads inside the entire plant even in the new shoots. Can't be washed off after 1-2 few hours after application. Organics can't do that. It only kills spores that are outside on the leaves/buds but spores are everywhere in the air, it won't do much after it dries out. Once a spore enters the plant (via damaged parts of the leaves) it travels through the stem and tries to find spots with the best condition = humidity (big colas), than you're screwed.
If you want to go chemical I recommend Switch (from Swiss company Syngenta), it's probably the most effective fungicide out there designed specifically for Botrytis. It's certified as very safe (last application 3-10 days before harvest) and it's used in the US, Australia or New Zeland.
I feel like they're missing the fact that a lot of this stuff is dependent on cultivar.
Are you talking about an EC of 2 mS/cm plus the EC of whatever salts are present in the water, or 2 EC (or whatever other value) total?
Always total. If you have ro water its all added. But with tap or similar you must sccount for what is in the water before additives.
Wait , did you guys mean PH and not EC? In Bruce’s how to grow cannabis video he said to water in at 1.3EC I usually do 1.6 with good results but now you guys are really saying 6EC have I missed something ?
Dr.bruce do you have any ideas on outdoor grows
i would love to work with you dr bugbee your a great teacher and a mentor never got to talk to you or meet you but would love to talk with you about soils and soilless grows and all the stuff in between
Guys amazing
Dr beast for sure
Great content
That ph aplys to for cactus?
Was beginning cut off?
The lack of Bro science is refreshing. Interestingly on the topic of temps throughout the grow, at least in term of day temps, should mimic those found in nature. Hot, warm, then cooler during late flower to preserve those Terpenes.
Ia this the whole Video ? I feel like we missing the beginning.
It's start with no introduction straight in the middle of a sentence
I thought the sentence was a clip of some parts of the podcast, but no! Anyway amazing content!!
Thank you alot for doing those interviews!! Its a shame that you have still less then 5000 followers while cheesy content about cannabis sells so good :(. Greets from Germany
Great podcast, learned some things. Subscribed 👍
so glad to hear the new info and it's been too long since I have heard from youi. You always help my grow knowledge. side by sides come on man. He got there using lots of testing/ Just watched some great videos on pottasium and manganese.
So the night time dif is a myth? So many websites and growers preach this as a way to prevent stem elongation during stretch.
Bruce bugbee is a excellent educator and shares valuable tested methods for all kinds of applications....
That there's right here is a good one🎉
Absolutely incredible. Thanks for sharing
always interesting and informative videos, but I honestly don't understand this obstinacy in stating that HPS heat up more than LEDs...
A properly made HPS setup always includes the cooltube, which being directly connected to the air extraction, takes the hot air produced by the lamp out of the growroom instantly, on the contrary LEDs even if they heat up less, the hot air produced will remain in the growroom causing the total temperature to increase.
With the cooltube and a hps600w you can bring the plants even 10cm from the glass without them getting burned.
It seems to me that this issue of temperature is just a marketing ploy created 20 years ago by manufacturers to sell the new product, given the extremely higher costs of LEDs compared to HPS, but the yield, arguably, is hardly equal to HPS at the same wattage...
//"I honestly don't understand this obstinacy in stating that HPS heat up more than LEDs..."//
Here, I'll help you understand -- you're not comparing apples to apples -- you're comparing an actively cooled HPS to a passively cooled LED. If you want apples to apples, compare an Agnetix (or other) externally cooled LED to your cooltube HPS.
It's a simple fact of physics that HPS lights produce dramatically more waste heat than does an LED (for a given PPF output). This waste heat is just money down the drain.
//"but the yield, arguably, is hardly equal to HPS at the same wattage..."//
You can argue with yourself if you wish, but my ~650w LEDs produce on average slightly more than my 1,000s - 1,100w Gavita HPS lights ever did (and I've used literally hundreds of them commercially). The power savings are dramatic and real so rather than argue, I'll just continue to use them. I changed out my last HPS for LED some years ago and would be dumb to go backwards. I'm not dumb.
Professor Debacco next?
Ledspektrum und Genetik ist das wichtigste was es gibt, die dunkelphasen konkret richtig zu 100% einhalten nicht ein einzigsten lichtstrahl in diesen 12 Stunden Dunkelheit in das Zelt lassen oder in dem Raum und du wirst mit deiner Pflanze glücklich werden
What happens to the cannabis grown at the University?
He mentions it's mostly cbd hemp type. I'm willing to bet they don't grow any high THC anything, even in research in Utah. But, there are some wicked looking CBD strains out there.
share this video, change the paradigm!
What do yall think of foop nutes and purplecow organics indicanja??
I talked to the owner of a grow shop that sold FOOP she had it on clearance. She says you have to use alot of it compared to other brands nutes so a large bottle runs quick. I believe she said it's good nutes tho...I use their foliar spray and highly recommend it.
@@618grow thanks brother for the info
Ahahahahaha
4:47 The look on that man's face is the same as mine. Fuck I need to adjust for this lol.
Exactly 😂
It's called hemp (Hanf) in German. Doesn't matter if it's grown for fiber, seeds , medical or recreational reasons.
You're definitely a good guest but modern large ag uses precision soil mapping tech and applicators to apply Phosphorus where needed in as limited quantities as possible. Most of those algae blooms are caused by construction moving materials down hill. Phosphorus isn't very mobile.
6.5 in rockwool? 🤔
Legendary
Very interesting and really useful video. Thanks, from Russia with love ❤
Dope... thanks :)
people need to check out Green Planet Horti line... half the cost, half the EC dose, same weight to mix. no brainer.
Interesting I Ph at like 6.2 about 6.3 sometimes 4
Great information. thank you
Dr. Bruce... do you run the same ph with an Indica dominant cannabis plant as you would with a Sativa dominant cannabis plant?
we used to be sold the cha ching at like 0-52-10
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Today we learned that a half pound of stuff in 2 cups of water is the same as 1lb in one cup. Next week we learn the ABCs.
Imagine if Saint Bugbee believed in organic chelates. Then plants could get C without O2. Apparently it's not happening without his blessing. He must own stock in CO2 fills.
Call him bugbee sigiel he a bad man
Telling ppl to run 6.5 ph in wool.. lock it out when it drys back too 7+
for cannabis ppm s better then ec more accurately represented
No matter you're preference, your ppm reading is literally taking an e.c. reading and doing math conversion to give you ppms. No matter what you, are refering to your e.c. when you say ppm.
@@codyharney2997 ppm is more accurate
That plastic plant in the background really makes me question the name I'm not gonna lie 😂
citius altius fortius!
TEMP DRIVES PHISIOLOGICAL RESPONSES IN PLANTS ESP CANABIS
57:31 for myself
6.5 PH?... Interesting
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❤🔥💯
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so should you have a HOT day, and then a HOTTER night?? a lava diff hehe
Love the info Bruce puts out but the issue is his information will always be based off studies. Obviously this is good when the studies are correct but studies always seem to contradict each other years down the line. The proof is in the pudding, he needs to do some high THC cannabis grows and test out his methods and show he can produce the best. Now I'm not saying at all he's claiming he can produce the best cannabis, but it would great to see if science based methods can beat people learning through trial and error. There's some things people do with their plants that can help but hasn't yet been studied, some people won't rely on a study when they've grown for decades and proven a method to themselves. A lot of information and openness lacking in the cannabis community. The best growers safe guard certain things, and the open science based guys miss out on the experience and things learned through trial and error whilst trying to grow quality cannabis. If these worlds could combine you'd make the most awesome grow bible ever.