Cultivating plants has been the most rewarding thing I've ever done. I love it it helps me with my day to day mental stability i know it sounds weird but its like a addiction first thing I do when i wake up everyday is check on my girls.
Please do another with him! That was fantastic. Super informative, exactly what we need as a community. 40 years a grow exp?!? What?! Keep this man as a regular lol
In my nearly 20 years of growing I have only ever seen it as a "good sign" when i see the leaves praying to the light like that, as I have never seen it happen when the plant yeild looks bad. My thoughts on it are the plant is happy with the light its getting at the top and is trying to let light into the bottom of the plant.
My favorite line was when he was talking about judging the quality of your bud by ash color is "like judging your dinner by looking in your toilet"! 😅😂😂 haha! So great!
great analogy, gonna remember that the next time people talking about the ash cause yeah, i had grey black white doesn't matter. all depends on how you roll it, tobacco or not and humidity of the bud
but that actually is valid thats literally where the word "analyzing" comes from cuz if you eat something thats bad for you it will show by our gut reaction and your poop
@@backbone93 You are talking about if it has gone off or moldy, when talking about the quality of the food (taste, texture, and presentation) completely unrelated to the white ash argument, it wouldn't make any sense at all to look at poop to tell how tasty the food was
@@jeroid123 its nt about how tasty its about how good for you, how clean. if you are fine then eeat something and all of a sudden your poo is green or black, then its not good for you
I agree.. I’ve had some of the best weed you can find and the ash was kind of hard and black/grey. You had to flick it off or bump it against the ashtray. It wouldn’t just fall off or blow away.
I’d have to say Tad Hussey podcast is the best science based canna podcast out there by far. Garden talk is my favourite podcast that is more digestible to the average grower/gardener. If you really want to nerd out about soil science then Tads podcast is top notch
Come from farmers and "praying leaves" are a sign the corn needs watered to them. So I always look at it as the plants will need watered soon, but if I keep them in that range where they're usually praying (besides lights on and just after water) then they tend to seem happy.
Hey Brandon, PaPa ZuZu here. You are absolutely where you should be. Such a great thing that you can now talk your knowledge and teach others. Thank you for sharing with me over the last twenty years.
Interesting conversation with the praying leaves, huge eye opener. I had to double check on the one plant that is praying and oddly it's the only one with purple stems! Phosphorus deficiency. Thanks for the huge tip. Great video.
I strongly believe that your content is helping to update the colective knowledge on this topic Chris, thanks for your dedication and passion, keep it up! 🎉
What a great guest and fellow washington ion, growing in our area can be a challenge There are so many topics and knowledge in one video, and it is so cool that the cultivars family can share and talk about growing one of my favorite videos 🤙
Dude! ZZ_Trop here, I'm from Johnson City TN! I grew up surrounded by plants as well. I watered a driveway full of propagated perennials in 1gal pots every day after school. This is how I learned to water and why it's so hard for me to explain. "Umm, I'm subconsciously recognizing several indicators all at once, I just know" is hard to explain in detail 😅.
I found that my plant inside will pray towards that light around the same time every day like clockwork, usually around 5-7 pm. My timer is set to 16 hours on 8 off starting around 5am to 11pm, I originally set it from 6 to midnight, but my timer is time traveling😂. I should get a new one, but I just reset it once in a while and it keeps working. It only walks back a minute a day, so that is the least of my worries. I’m more worried about my outdoor plants that are about to get their first day of triple digits here in California. I don’t have any shade cloth, so my instinct was to flush the plants yesterday while it was cool, so they would have plenty of water, but they are in grow bags, so I’m probably gonna have to water again tonight. If you were interested in the strain, I’m growing Maui Waui and White Voodoo(Maui Waui x White Widow F1 Hybrid).
Why do you think praying leaves are a indicator of stress? After saying science has no idea what causeses praying leaves. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I don't know about the guy you're asking but my plants pray when they're growing into my CMH lights where it's really intense and hot. To me they look unhappy. When I raise the lights and the leaves fan out I feel they're comfortably basting in the sun. When you grow a long time the plants just talk to you or something, like a vibe.
I always take my clones from the main best tops sending the best tops into two ways and getting the best quality clone from the main atypical maristem I always take the best tops then have the best cuttings growing thereafter 👍👍👍
You are talking about if it has gone off or moldy or if you have a reaction to it completely unrelated to the white ash argument, when talking about the quality of the food (taste, texture, and presentation), it wouldn't make any sense at all to look at poop to tell how tasty the food was and how well it was presented
Thx for discussion on white ash. My 33% bud i just harvested. Burns salt and pepper. It was flushed with crystal geysher water for 2xweeks in living soil. Bud isxstable in grove bags at 60% RH. So not dry and high resin. So nice to hear your thoughts on that.
I grew everything that has roots, stuff that did not have roots, shrooms other shrooms, some spiders and a slug. One thing I learned from all this: Live does. Live does things. Inspect it, dont step in the way, dont step ON it and try not to hurt yourself. Or others. Maybe that is more than one thing learned but I extrapolate.
My plants usually "pray" after foliar spraying with salicylic acid... Tricks the plants into thinking there's an attack of some kind and signals the cells to beef up its defences!
Generally Hemp is grown for rope due to much thicker stems full of fiber and hardly hollow where as plants that are hollow are associated with higher cannabinoid content leading to the old hippy chant good for rope bad for dope and vice versa the plants hybridized to make good hemp have little to no drug content but are super fibrous hope this clears the difference between hemp and what we smoke even though they all belong to the cannabis species Hollow stems does not guarantee super high cannabinoid content and vice versa but 36 years growing I found Hollow is a good sign as long as it is genotypical and not a phenotypical reaction to environmental factors Hemp farmers have been breeding high fiber strains cultivars since the very first documented use of cannabis known to us Secretly the ancient heads were doing the same thing to achieve the opposite result Not so popular for cultures that thrived on rope In UK from as early as the 1600 hundreds a farmer was legally obliged to designate 10% of his land to hemp production for the Royal Navy, punishable by a fine if not adhered to, Imagine the GOVT making us grow weed by law, How the world Turns
Hugel culture is balanced by manure. So wood first, then a load of ruminant manure, then at least a foot of compost/soil. 1st year will be fine, the following years will be amazing. (I'm an organic fruit farmer, living soil, been doing this for 20 years. Still have needed to feed a hugel bed.)
Cannabis has an endomycorrhizal relationship. What you’re seeing is root hairs. The mycorrhizal fungi is only visible with a microscope via staining as it infects inside the root. Hope that helps!
Hi guys, great show. On the hollow stem theory, could it be strain or genetic ? I have noticed it in the same garden bed one plant had hollow stem, one had pith centre and others had solid stems. Same mother and father, f1's. As you know there's acouple of different phenos, could this be something for others to look into. This is just what i may have noticed over the years. I have also heard a few people having the theory of termites, which i don't believe to be the case but hey everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Happy gardening everyone all around the world. Green love from Australia 💚🌲🌏🙏
It says that the fungus relies on the bacteria and and so sends mycelium to the surface to fetch N2 from the air and brings it down to nodes that fall off and provide N to the soil via Chitin.
Kiss seems more science based. I struggle with the "cult" mentality that is so prevalent within organic growing. Scientifically, I understand that 🪱💩 tea's are not doing anything more than a handful of compost top dressed would do but I think it is still fun to do.
The leaf angle thing I don’t get lol. People say that it represent overall plant health - he says; well there’s no proof of that. Seems to be so many variants we can’t determine what does it… well then it’s likely overall plant health no? The plant is comfortable and is trying to get more light by angling leaves
I think it’s all variables it’s the inter-relationship like he said at one point later on. If my plants aren’t praying I will adjust variables until they are - I will water lightly I will adjust light intensity give some airflow or take away airflow or whatever I think has changed in the environment sense the leaves were praying. I would believe this wasn’t a positive sign if it could be shown to be but until then I am fairly convinced it means they’re doing ok.
As a grower for 39 years also this guy is legit. I hope he dont fall into the bs VPD trap tho. Hes right about the praying leaves and white/black ash. For cannabis, the hollow stem theory goes the less pith the higher the THC. At least i read that decades ago in one of the old cannabis science books. And cannabis never sleeps thats why it thrives under 24hr light. Some plants need sleep, cannabis isnt one of them.
@@williammccormick1092 VPD is bs. Just another avenue for a business cash in on. Cannabis is a simple plant that thrives in most conditions. An indoor garden is already paradise. You can grow cuttings from the same plant in totally different environments and they'll turn out the same, I do it all the time. I don't know what you're wondering tho. I know some think vpd stops mildew/mold. Some think it makes bigger buds. It's all bs. You can grow a plant in 20% humidity from seed to harvest and have perfect plants. VPD charts are all different anyways so which one is right? Which one is designed for cannabis? I did a video a while back comparing VPD charts, a couple of them would cause a high chance of getting mold in flowering. Enviroment is easy, you don't want PM or mold but using VPD can cause both. Keep it simple, keep your humidity low in veg (50ish) and switch to 40-45% a month into flower. Even lower if you got monster buds. Keep your Temps in the normal range. It's really that simple. Wanna know how I control my enviroment? Set the Air conditioner to 76° and my dehumidifier to 50% in veg, same for flower but humidity is lowered to 40%. Set it and forget about it. Cake.
I disagree totally with your 24 hr light cycle unless you're talking autoflowers. How the hell are you gonna transition a photoperiod without swtiching the cycle indoors, it will be in perpetual veg stage?
@@stangcobra592 I could have been talking about mothers, clones, seeds and vegging. It's pretty common knowledge that plants need a dark period to trigger flowering so I didn't feel the need to mention it. The point is, Cannabis never sleeps, even when it's dark!
how are humidity and temperature a trap there are hundreds of studies of how these factor affect plant growth, now if you are talking about being a vpd freak and freaking out if its not optimal vpd all the time I get shitting on someone like that
My big take away is that the world of cannabis has way too many myths and urban legends bc of its underground status. The more you grow like any other plant you start to realize keeping it simple is the way to go. All of this extra crap and clutter like other parts of our life are so unnecessary
Aw man George Cervantes growers bible yes dude I have an original old copy from years and years ago itl b the same book man a bit bigger than a4 size paperback I still have it an refer to it now n again awesome to hear that 👍👍👍👍👍and I’m in Scotland ! 👍👌
Great interview whens part 2? Usually when the title says "bro science exposed" it's some guy in a white lab coat that uses a lot of words to tell me what i already know. Thank you Brandon great nugs of info...and with the knowledge to know you don't know it all.
What's better fabric pots or plastic pots? Shouldn't u start plastic to get a good root zone then switch to fabric at flower to not get root rot and let the roots branch ?
Here my extensive experience transitioning, my photoperiods HATE going from solo cup to 1 gal plastic, I only keep them in this for about a week to get some size before final pot. When they find a new home in 5-7gal fabric it's like night and day, explosive growth, no drooping. And it surely doesn't seem strain specific every time it happens..
@@mb2776 How many inches on the bottom mb2776 for the pebbles, read my previous reply, I'm constantly stuggling with the 1 gal plastic stage and root oxygenation seems a logical issue. In this pot my plants always look sick drooping whether moist or dry?
Yes Hemp is grown for rope due to much thicker stems full of fiber and hardly hollow where as plants that are hollow are associated with higher cannabinoid content leading to the old hippy chant good for rope bad for dope and vice versa the plants hybridized to make good hemp have little to no drug content but a super fibrous hope this clears the difference between hemp and what we smoke even though they all belong to the cannabis species
Talking about knowledge.... there's a difference between belief and knowledge. I don't think anybody is making a claim of absolute knowledge. "Knowledge" is justified true belief. There is faith which is belief without reason, confidence which is belief proportional to the evidence, and delusion which is belief despite evidence to the contrary. If you have a rational, reasonable, confidence based belief, we call it knowledge. We do not need absolute knowledge in order to know things. When people say "just a theory" it demonstrates a misunderstanding/misrepresentation of what a theory actually is. People often use the word "theory" to refer to an idea or wild guess - but that's not what a theory actually is. A hypothesis is a testable claim - an educated guess. A theory is basically a tested true hypothesis that has explanatory power. A theory is tested and proven over and over again. If it wasn't, then it wasn't a theory. Most "conspiracy theories" aren't theories - they're hypotheses at best and delusional baseless assertions at worst. For a belief to be considered knowledge it has to be rationally justified. The burden of proof is on the positive claim. If someone makes a claim, you should withhold belief until belief is warranted. You shouldn't believe things based on faith or delusion. You shouldn't believe something is true until proven untrue nor should you believe that something is false until proven true. Knowledge is a subset of belief because you have to start from somewhere which is an agreed upon premise that doesn't have to be argued for to be accepted ie. truths that are self-evident (ex: existence) (a premise isn't necessarily a justified belief) but I guess I'm getting off topic.
There's always that one. The earth is fixed and can't be moved. The sun and moon are inside the firmament with us. They move we don't. Yes I'm that one. Just for fun do we say. I'm going to watch the earth rotate towards the sun, or I'm going to watch the SUN RISE or SUN SET?
Thanks to Brandon Hudson for coming onto the podcast today!
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Thanks Chris.
Would be nice a part 2, 3 ....
I thin 39 years of Experiments deserve that.
Greetings from Germany 💚
Cultivating plants has been the most rewarding thing I've ever done. I love it it helps me with my day to day mental stability i know it sounds weird but its like a addiction first thing I do when i wake up everyday is check on my girls.
If you are not growing what the hell you doing
I know exactly what you’re saying. Love this hobby
this hobby is life-changing
It's the most therapeutic hobby I have.
Please do another with him! That was fantastic. Super informative, exactly what we need as a community. 40 years a grow exp?!? What?! Keep this man as a regular lol
In my nearly 20 years of growing I have only ever seen it as a "good sign" when i see the leaves praying to the light like that, as I have never seen it happen when the plant yeild looks bad.
My thoughts on it are the plant is happy with the light its getting at the top and is trying to let light into the bottom of the plant.
Brandon is the best!!! Helped me personally for months through my grow just off the love, the guys asked for nothing in return stand up guy for sure!
My favorite line was when he was talking about judging the quality of your bud by ash color is "like judging your dinner by looking in your toilet"! 😅😂😂 haha! So great!
great analogy, gonna remember that the next time people talking about the ash cause yeah, i had grey black white doesn't matter. all depends on how you roll it, tobacco or not and humidity of the bud
but that actually is valid
thats literally where the word "analyzing" comes from
cuz if you eat something thats bad for you it will show by our gut reaction and your poop
@@backbone93 You are talking about if it has gone off or moldy, when talking about the quality of the food (taste, texture, and presentation) completely unrelated to the white ash argument, it wouldn't make any sense at all to look at poop to tell how tasty the food was
@@jeroid123 its nt about how tasty
its about how good for you, how clean.
if you are fine then eeat something and all of a sudden your poo is green or black, then its not good for you
I agree.. I’ve had some of the best weed you can find and the ash was kind of hard and black/grey. You had to flick it off or bump it against the ashtray. It wouldn’t just fall off or blow away.
I really like he has the common sense to acknowledge that real knowledge comes from experience and observation. Great talk!
I’d have to say Tad Hussey podcast is the best science based canna podcast out there by far. Garden talk is my favourite podcast that is more digestible to the average grower/gardener.
If you really want to nerd out about soil science then Tads podcast is top notch
Come from farmers and "praying leaves" are a sign the corn needs watered to them. So I always look at it as the plants will need watered soon, but if I keep them in that range where they're usually praying (besides lights on and just after water) then they tend to seem happy.
If they look light the outside shape of the holy grail praying to the sun, they are super happy.
Hey Brandon, PaPa ZuZu here. You are absolutely where you should be. Such a great thing that you can now talk your knowledge and teach others. Thank you for sharing with me over the last twenty years.
Guy really knows his shit. Very unpretentious solid information. Big fan of this guy. Thank you!
Interesting conversation with the praying leaves, huge eye opener. I had to double check on the one plant that is praying and oddly it's the only one with purple stems! Phosphorus deficiency. Thanks for the huge tip. Great video.
I love Fridays. Thanks for the content!!
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I strongly believe that your content is helping to update the colective knowledge on this topic Chris, thanks for your dedication and passion, keep it up! 🎉
What a great guest and fellow washington ion, growing in our area can be a challenge
There are so many topics and knowledge in one video, and it is so cool that the cultivars family can share and talk about growing one of my favorite videos 🤙
Yo could we vote for the best guest to have back for a longer form convo/podcast?
Repeats for sure, but also Rasta Jeff needs to get on for some breeder talk 🤘🏻
Hi Chris, I thought your show would be great while cleaning my budroom. Thanks!
Excellent chat Chris! ...big thanks to Brandon... ♥
Dude! ZZ_Trop here, I'm from Johnson City TN! I grew up surrounded by plants as well. I watered a driveway full of propagated perennials in 1gal pots every day after school. This is how I learned to water and why it's so hard for me to explain. "Umm, I'm subconsciously recognizing several indicators all at once, I just know" is hard to explain in detail 😅.
I see the spider farmer Evo. That plate style light runs way way hotter than my Evo6 Infinity bar style. ( With removable ballast)
Awesome episode, thank you Brandon and Chris. Let’s hope for a round two??
I found that my plant inside will pray towards that light around the same time every day like clockwork, usually around 5-7 pm. My timer is set to 16 hours on 8 off starting around 5am to 11pm, I originally set it from 6 to midnight, but my timer is time traveling😂. I should get a new one, but I just reset it once in a while and it keeps working. It only walks back a minute a day, so that is the least of my worries. I’m more worried about my outdoor plants that are about to get their first day of triple digits here in California. I don’t have any shade cloth, so my instinct was to flush the plants yesterday while it was cool, so they would have plenty of water, but they are in grow bags, so I’m probably gonna have to water again tonight. If you were interested in the strain, I’m growing Maui Waui and White Voodoo(Maui Waui x White Widow F1 Hybrid).
Why do you think praying leaves are a indicator of stress? After saying science has no idea what causeses praying leaves.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I don't know about the guy you're asking but my plants pray when they're growing into my CMH lights where it's really intense and hot. To me they look unhappy. When I raise the lights and the leaves fan out I feel they're comfortably basting in the sun. When you grow a long time the plants just talk to you or something, like a vibe.
From what I’ve learned praying leaves mean high light levels
I always take my clones from the main best tops sending the best tops into two ways and getting the best quality clone from the main atypical maristem I always take the best tops then have the best cuttings growing thereafter 👍👍👍
I'll be judging the quality of my meals by what I observe in my toilet from now on. Great episode 🫡
What’s funny is that in the medical world, we analyze poop for many reasons, this being one of them. 🤷♂️
You are talking about if it has gone off or moldy or if you have a reaction to it completely unrelated to the white ash argument, when talking about the quality of the food (taste, texture, and presentation), it wouldn't make any sense at all to look at poop to tell how tasty the food was and how well it was presented
I've found that calcium nitrate helps best with a carbon excess cause the calcium seems to also suffer, not just the nitrogen
Thx for discussion on white ash. My 33% bud i just harvested. Burns salt and pepper. It was flushed with crystal geysher water for 2xweeks in living soil. Bud isxstable in grove bags at 60% RH. So not dry and high resin. So nice to hear your thoughts on that.
That's how we did it in the wetlands in Michigan, I never knew it was called Hugelkultur. And yes, we prepared the mounds the year before.
I grew everything that has roots, stuff that did not have roots, shrooms other shrooms, some spiders and a slug.
One thing I learned from all this: Live does. Live does things. Inspect it, dont step in the way, dont step ON it and try not to hurt yourself. Or others.
Maybe that is more than one thing learned but I extrapolate.
My plants usually "pray" after foliar spraying with salicylic acid... Tricks the plants into thinking there's an attack of some kind and signals the cells to beef up its defences!
Generally Hemp is grown for rope due to much thicker stems full of fiber and hardly hollow where as plants that are hollow are associated with higher cannabinoid content leading to the old hippy chant good for rope bad for dope and vice versa the plants hybridized to make good hemp have little to no drug content but are super fibrous hope this clears the difference between hemp and what we smoke even though they all belong to the cannabis species Hollow stems does not guarantee super high cannabinoid content and vice versa but 36 years growing I found Hollow is a good sign as long as it is genotypical and not a phenotypical reaction to environmental factors Hemp farmers have been breeding high fiber strains cultivars since the very first documented use of cannabis known to us Secretly the ancient heads were doing the same thing to achieve the opposite result Not so popular for cultures that thrived on rope In UK from as early as the 1600 hundreds a farmer was legally obliged to designate 10% of his land to hemp production for the Royal Navy, punishable by a fine if not adhered to, Imagine the GOVT making us grow weed by law, How the world Turns
My autos leaves prayed after i gave some feeding and turned the light up a bit in flower. it looks healthy though.
I always had a good gutt feeling when my plants prayed.... :)
Loved the part about fuzzy roots...who would have thought?
Hugel culture is balanced by manure.
So wood first, then a load of ruminant manure, then at least a foot of compost/soil.
1st year will be fine, the following years will be amazing.
(I'm an organic fruit farmer, living soil, been doing this for 20 years. Still have needed to feed a hugel bed.)
I've noticed that when my dog queefs in the tent it increases co2 and I can cut out fishmix that week.
But how do you achieve consistency? Feeding beens?
@@MrEiht Strictly vegan diet with plenty of tofu.
@@MrEiht she's just well trained. Bit of peanut butter does the trick.
@@frydaybeats4021 wow, you really got things under control. Mad respect, to both of ya!
Omg 😂
I think the praying all day just means they want more light. I like to see them start the day down, pray, and end back down again.
ending with a full droop is visually alarming to me I hate seeing that
praying leaves has 2 meanings not enough light or too much light,.. period..
Brandon is the man! I always was taught fuzzy" roots is from being innoculate with micorrizhae. Does that not make the roots fuzzy
Yes look into Matt powers, he uses a new technique with microscope and light. The mycorrhizae relationship increases P uptake ability by ALOT.
Cannabis has an endomycorrhizal relationship. What you’re seeing is root hairs. The mycorrhizal fungi is only visible with a microscope via staining as it infects inside the root. Hope that helps!
Much love from Green Acres! South Mountains. Went to Johnson & Wales in Charleston. Very cool
today I learned: Great Smoky Mountains is NOT a euphemism
Took me way too long but I got it 😂
I gotta test out some things. Yep compare answers with other opinions. It never stops. I was 600 on the likes. Been a good show
Hi guys, great show. On the hollow stem theory, could it be strain or genetic ? I have noticed it in the same garden bed one plant had hollow stem, one had pith centre and others had solid stems. Same mother and father, f1's. As you know there's acouple of different phenos, could this be something for others to look into. This is just what i may have noticed over the years.
I have also heard a few people having the theory of termites, which i don't believe to be the case but hey everyone is entitled to their own opinions. Happy gardening everyone all around the world. Green love from Australia 💚🌲🌏🙏
I had a high moment for a second I thought the guest was 39 years old
Great show, awesome guest, new subscriber ! Thanks
You can learn a lot from the OG's; from their years of experience.
Sharing is caring brother❤
Chris! Whats up Brendon. A/C Infinety. Great episode brought to you by Mr. Grow It. ❤ the Demi-God of Grow. My Growmie🎉
This was a great podcast, super interesting!
After harvest leave a few small buds, re veg then clone new growths, they root really fast.
Hügelkultur balances the ratios with N2 fixing fungus!
There is a paper on this.
It says that the fungus relies on the bacteria and and so sends mycelium to the surface to fetch N2 from the air and brings it down to nodes that fall off and provide N to the soil via Chitin.
Kiss seems more science based. I struggle with the "cult" mentality that is so prevalent within organic growing. Scientifically, I understand that 🪱💩 tea's are not doing anything more than a handful of compost top dressed would do but I think it is still fun to do.
I tried the KISS method with GH's Maxxibloom and that lasted ONE run, that stuff is garbage.
The leaf angle thing I don’t get lol. People say that it represent overall plant health - he says; well there’s no proof of that. Seems to be so many variants we can’t determine what does it… well then it’s likely overall plant health no? The plant is comfortable and is trying to get more light by angling leaves
I think it’s all variables it’s the inter-relationship like he said at one point later on.
If my plants aren’t praying I will adjust variables until they are - I will water lightly I will adjust light intensity give some airflow or take away airflow or whatever I think has changed in the environment sense the leaves were praying.
I would believe this wasn’t a positive sign if it could be shown to be but until then I am fairly convinced it means they’re doing ok.
In the video he said it’s actually a collection of possible problems put together that make it like that
thanks for another great interview.
i think.like this dude I started a dwc and it's going great the ratio of nutrients to water is key chemistry
I found out that plywood works the best old railroad wood ties sawdust also great also wood blocks
Great stuff guys. 👍🏼
Plans. Leads to the light could be - for Nutrients up take. Or just stretching it self like a human
As a grower for 39 years also this guy is legit. I hope he dont fall into the bs VPD trap tho. Hes right about the praying leaves and white/black ash. For cannabis, the hollow stem theory goes the less pith the higher the THC. At least i read that decades ago in one of the old cannabis science books. And cannabis never sleeps thats why it thrives under 24hr light. Some plants need sleep, cannabis isnt one of them.
What do you mean by bs VPD trap?
@@williammccormick1092 VPD is bs. Just another avenue for a business cash in on. Cannabis is a simple plant that thrives in most conditions. An indoor garden is already paradise. You can grow cuttings from the same plant in totally different environments and they'll turn out the same, I do it all the time. I don't know what you're wondering tho. I know some think vpd stops mildew/mold. Some think it makes bigger buds. It's all bs. You can grow a plant in 20% humidity from seed to harvest and have perfect plants. VPD charts are all different anyways so which one is right? Which one is designed for cannabis? I did a video a while back comparing VPD charts, a couple of them would cause a high chance of getting mold in flowering. Enviroment is easy, you don't want PM or mold but using VPD can cause both. Keep it simple, keep your humidity low in veg (50ish) and switch to 40-45% a month into flower. Even lower if you got monster buds. Keep your Temps in the normal range. It's really that simple. Wanna know how I control my enviroment? Set the Air conditioner to 76° and my dehumidifier to 50% in veg, same for flower but humidity is lowered to 40%. Set it and forget about it. Cake.
I disagree totally with your 24 hr light cycle unless you're talking autoflowers. How the hell are you gonna transition a photoperiod without swtiching the cycle indoors, it will be in perpetual veg stage?
@@stangcobra592 I could have been talking about mothers, clones, seeds and vegging. It's pretty common knowledge that plants need a dark period to trigger flowering so I didn't feel the need to mention it. The point is, Cannabis never sleeps, even when it's dark!
how are humidity and temperature a trap there are hundreds of studies of how these factor affect plant growth, now if you are talking about being a vpd freak and freaking out if its not optimal vpd all the time I get shitting on someone like that
I do know when I would trim my plant it would do that Everytime I did
But also years 3 to 5 with a pile of wood chips seem to be most productive with less inputs.
Any tips on growing in a 16oz cup with maximum veg and bud growth?
Oh you !! Shit honey damn 😂
My big take away is that the world of cannabis has way too many myths and urban legends bc of its underground status. The more you grow like any other plant you start to realize keeping it simple is the way to go. All of this extra crap and clutter like other parts of our life are so unnecessary
Aw man George Cervantes growers bible yes dude I have an original old copy from years and years ago itl b the same book man a bit bigger than a4 size paperback I still have it an refer to it now n again awesome to hear that 👍👍👍👍👍and I’m in Scotland ! 👍👌
Kiss was my first successful run 👍🏿👨🏾🌾🫡😎
Great show, again.
Nice work, as always 👌
Shout out to good ol Washington State! It’s where I am
Plus grew in 100% living soil kept best to spec as possible.
Great video.
Man I thought that was Tony Alva at first. Good stuff. 😂
Sooo much solid info i love it.
Great interview whens part 2? Usually when the title says "bro science exposed" it's some guy in a white lab coat that uses a lot of words to tell me what i already know. Thank you Brandon great nugs of info...and with the knowledge to know you don't know it all.
I remember when i was 15 i didnt know about hollow stems i topped my plant saw the whole and freaked out and filled it potassium soap
Another banger chris!
Remember to measure your dinner by looking in the toilet!
Hell yeah, rolling one up rn!!!
What's better fabric pots or plastic pots? Shouldn't u start plastic to get a good root zone then switch to fabric at flower to not get root rot and let the roots branch ?
I start in peat pod then transition to plastic then fabric one gallon meow
That's what I do, I go from peatpod to solo cup, to plastic 1 gal to Fabric 3 or 5 gallon for photoperiods.
I stick to plastic, easier to transplant.I use clay pepples as drainage. Keeps the roots oxygenated and lets the water evapourate easier
Here my extensive experience transitioning, my photoperiods HATE going from solo cup to 1 gal plastic, I only keep them in this for about a week to get some size before final pot. When they find a new home in 5-7gal fabric it's like night and day, explosive growth, no drooping. And it surely doesn't seem strain specific every time it happens..
@@mb2776 How many inches on the bottom mb2776 for the pebbles, read my previous reply, I'm constantly stuggling with the 1 gal plastic stage and root oxygenation seems a logical issue. In this pot my plants always look sick drooping whether moist or dry?
I love this unique episode, thank you for your diligence and hard work. The community appreciates your contributions.
Brandon is awesome!
Great video!
Anyone heard the bro science that hollow stems are an indication of potency?
Yes Hemp is grown for rope due to much thicker stems full of fiber and hardly hollow where as plants that are hollow are associated with higher cannabinoid content leading to the old hippy chant good for rope bad for dope and vice versa the plants hybridized to make good hemp have little to no drug content but a super fibrous hope this clears the difference between hemp and what we smoke even though they all belong to the cannabis species
I just know my plants only pray when they are super happy
Is the day coming when we will see seed patons
James Island. You following me Bredon😅
Great Discussion
Early early! What’s up growers!!!
Praying might be for better air flow so air cant get stuck and its more efficient this way coukd be u know :D
If it were not for bro science they would still call the good herb poison, instead of medicine.
Mr Grow It OOOOH YEAH!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🤜💥🤛
Talking about knowledge.... there's a difference between belief and knowledge. I don't think anybody is making a claim of absolute knowledge. "Knowledge" is justified true belief. There is faith which is belief without reason, confidence which is belief proportional to the evidence, and delusion which is belief despite evidence to the contrary. If you have a rational, reasonable, confidence based belief, we call it knowledge. We do not need absolute knowledge in order to know things.
When people say "just a theory" it demonstrates a misunderstanding/misrepresentation of what a theory actually is. People often use the word "theory" to refer to an idea or wild guess - but that's not what a theory actually is. A hypothesis is a testable claim - an educated guess. A theory is basically a tested true hypothesis that has explanatory power. A theory is tested and proven over and over again. If it wasn't, then it wasn't a theory. Most "conspiracy theories" aren't theories - they're hypotheses at best and delusional baseless assertions at worst.
For a belief to be considered knowledge it has to be rationally justified. The burden of proof is on the positive claim. If someone makes a claim, you should withhold belief until belief is warranted. You shouldn't believe things based on faith or delusion. You shouldn't believe something is true until proven untrue nor should you believe that something is false until proven true.
Knowledge is a subset of belief because you have to start from somewhere which is an agreed upon premise that doesn't have to be argued for to be accepted ie. truths that are self-evident (ex: existence) (a premise isn't necessarily a justified belief) but I guess I'm getting off topic.
praying leaves are a signe of growth when they get bigger they stop praying 😅 i guess
2nd best one yet
Throwin' down.
There's always that one. The earth is fixed and can't be moved. The sun and moon are inside the firmament with us. They move we don't. Yes I'm that one. Just for fun do we say. I'm going to watch the earth rotate towards the sun, or I'm going to watch the SUN RISE or SUN SET?
Great vid! Thanks, eh?
People actually remember bro science, its its not all bad.
He looks like Getty Lee😊
Sewer leaves
Legends
I grow coleus 😊