EP1 What To Expect When Cultivating

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Episode Transcript

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You want me to finish this cigarette first we're live,
welcome to we've been there episode one
thank you everybody for is it
not is it not too i can't tell if we're if we're

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up or not honest on here well let's
not like find out like let's and
the live and see if it uploads dude let's not
fucking do a fucking hour podcast well i
wouldn't do an hour fuck i'm just saying
let's end it we could end it we're gonna have to end we can spend 15 seconds

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you can't start it off like this we're already live right now yeah it's live
let's not fucking do a fucking awesome it's working how you doing everybody
welcome to Welcome to EP1.
This is the first episode of We've Been There.
My name is Uncle Rick from Uncle Rick's Genetics, as you can see behind me.

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And this is my partner in crime here.
Matt, I'm on the moon right now, currently.
He wanted to have, he wanted to give a nickname, but he didn't want a nickname.
So, either way. Welcome to episode one.
Welcome to episode one what to expect when
you want to start cultivating so

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some of the things that i wanted to talk about was really
more or less like where you know you are before you you decide i'm gonna start
growing like people just usually from my experience are like oh yeah i I bought
some Wii one time and had seeds in it, and I just decided to germinate them.

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And that was the end of it. No idea what to expect.
Right. And I just kind of just went all willy-nilly. But that's actually,
you know, a way a lot of people started.
A lot of people that I know started that way, and I don't really think it's
a bad thing to start that way, to start with a backseat. I think it definitely teaches you a lot.

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I started with a plant so you started with a plant i bought a plant at a festival
and i was like all right now i gotta take care of this thing how the hell am i supposed to do that
and i killed it but you know oh nice job he found me interested yeah i didn't know that,
how are you living you learned dude you know and that's that's really what this

(02:33):
is no it was a male that's what it was it was a male oh okay so you had to kill
and i then i killed it well i didn't have to it was the only planet i had at the time.
That's not why i was trying to grow the
fucking thing right it's not your aim i wanted to
weed the smoking yeah i feel like man definitely good
we have a couple questions for viewers if

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you want to add in the chat where were you
in the world when you started growing and was
it legal when you started is it legal now
where you're at and did anyone help
you like you know know to get started or
were you on your own like bag seed status just kind
of going off trying to seeing what

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happens definitely leave a comment you know on the channels that you can leave
comments on for the people listening to the podcast you obviously can't leave
a comment but if you can leave one answer any of those we'd love to know just
how you got into it or what what it was like Like,
some people are like, oh, I started in the 60s and the 70s.

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And I'm like, holy crap. I love hearing those stories. It's wild.
You know? Ripping down old people who told me they used to rip down street lamps
and hook them up in their closet. I'm like, that's insane.
I finally just called weed pot.
Right? Smoking some pot. Throwing pot.
Back in the day. Yeah.

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So basically aside from those questions i had the people watching.
What get yourself into position
to grow like what what's the first things that you would you know check off
on your boxes and start to purchase most people just go in the amazon frenzy

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which is what we call it and we try to keep us from doing that wrong way to
do it not Not everything is bad.
Let's keep it real. No, I mean...
You're looking at the essentials. What to expect when you're growing.
Boom, you have a seed or you have a plant.
You need the main essentials, which are light, medium...

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You know, being able to give it the correct water and nutrients.
So like those would be the first essentials, you know, like we can get into environment and jazz.
I think environment's number one. When I think about how people hit me up and
they're like, oh yeah, I think I'm going to start growing in my basement.

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Number one thing I ask them is like, what is your environment like right now?
Yeah, you definitely need a dedicated space and
you have to be able to right control that
right you should be able to keep the area at
the optimal temperatures just about
10 degrees below the optimal temperatures of what

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you want kind of all the time and if you
can't do that without the equipment there it's only
going to be increasingly harder to do it once it's in there oh absolutely i
totally agree you know i'm just saying like hey what do you grab week one of
just like this you know thing being on your you by yourself honestly i think

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the first thing you would you would want to look into is genetics.
You know because if you're going to grow autos or photos
that's really what you you'd need to know as far as space and
your budget you know yeah but but
if you know that if you know that you have it like planned
out so you know that's like
that's probably a good first step into like yeah

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definitely plan out your grow yes we
used to say size up your grow if you're
trying to grow two plants make sure that you have the space to do two large
plants so that if you don't do so well first like few you know goes around you
can you know grow into into that size tent with some big plants eventually, but realistically,

(06:39):
you know, if you want to start out with something that's made for two.
It's made for two plants. Make sure it's made for two large plants,
not two medium plants, or you could just barely fit two plants in there because
you want to be able to grow into this thing.
Yeah, for sure. Some people get a great the first time around.
They blow it out of the water, and some people take two or three,

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you know, tries to start really filling up their space.
Yeah. And then you progress to three-tenths, one for pretty much every phase
of the growth, you know, germination through wheat to veg, and then it goes into another town.
Something that I can't stand is the Amazon reviews.

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No matter what you look at on Amazon, the reviews are great. Yeah, they're paid.
Not everything on there is great, but everything will fit your budget.
That's the part that I think messes me up.
Colo frog into the world i actually
sent you i don't know if you saw that but i sent you

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a screenshot of somebody's grow and they had two 600
watt metal halides and it said colo frog
light i was like what what is colo frog is that like a brand i'm not aware yeah
yeah she just stole the name dude it's a lot of uh spammers and scammers on

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facebook book steal all the names didn't even know.
But yeah, when you're shopping, you definitely need to figure out what you're
going to take up in your current space that you're going to make a grow space.
You need to have a plan. That's absolutely step one.

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I would say research first. Research should be step one. Google some things.
My suggestion is find a good community on a social media platform.
We have a few great ones that we deal with here you know we'd been there and

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you can kind of just scroll through and see what's going on you know check out
how people grow and pick a certain,
style for the space that you have and kind of like find
someone that has a setup and engage with
the community ask questions you know we understand that not
everybody's been growing for you know know two decades so

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we were and we want people you know
to come and ask questions that's what we're here for and we're
pretty active we have a lot of you know group members that have been growing
for quite some time that can pitch in help it's a great community everybody
there support one another and we help you achieve you know different levels

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of success you know based based on your,
you know, knowledge and experience.
Like, if you're just starting out, we're not going to put too much on you.
We're going to give you the basics and let you progress and help you along the way.
And we'll push your boundaries as well. And we have grow-offs and,
you know, things that we do inside these groups and pages.

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So it's an opportunity for you to get, like, a first-hand experience on how
to grow. We call them grow-alongs.
We send everybody our beans.
We're here for any equipment that you might need as well. And we all start at
the same time and we all talk and help each other out along the way.

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You're growing with us, not against us, you know, so we're going to try to bring
you up to, you know, maximum level.
So, you know, it's pretty dope as well.
So I would say research because that's how you can kind of like figure out what
direction you want to go in before, you know, you're just like piecing things together.
Right. Right. The community is definitely something we've put a good amount

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of time into getting like-minded beginners and people that are experienced that
will show you their tips and tricks.
And it really can fast track you getting through your first few grows with success,
having the right community around you.
So you definitely, definitely need a community.
You definitely need to research. and after you've

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researched and after you find your community what's up
mark schmuck how are you man once you research once you
find your community and and i don't mean like that in
the sense of like you're just going to get on the computer and
instantly find what you need you know that's
that's what we are here for there's a lot of content out
there that isn't good and there's a lot of people

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out there that are going to give you this
bro science and not really
not really show you the simple way and
we appreciate the basics more than
anything because sometimes you know to
master something you have to master the basics and that's
that's harder than it sounds sometimes you know

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so when we when we
talk to a beginner we usually do a grow consultation
and give them about 15.
Minutes to understand their you know level
of dedication to this experience you
know it's always more than 15 yeah we

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we start with 15 and it's usually like an hour but
you know we usually try to feel someone out because eight times out of ten people
are over buying or under buying you know They'll see some crazy manipulated
ad where it says that it's a 6,000 watt light and it's only 60 watts.

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They've been doing this since, I don't know if you remember this Matt,
but when they used to sell audio equipment back in the day, they would put like
a thousand watt amp and then you would look up it's RMS and it would be a hundred
watts. Yeah, they did this back in the day too.
And I don't know how they're still allowed to get away with doing stuff like
that, but that's like, it's not as common as the biggest problem.

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Now, anybody makes a full spectrum light and that full spectrum light is, you know.
From anywhere you know what i mean and and anybody has it so even diodes from flashlights,
well i mean like everybody can make one everybody can uh pay a little bit of money and make a light,

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you know and and slap a name on it what was the
one that was everywhere parfac works
you don't even see them anywhere anymore panvillow
they're gone you don't see them anywhere anymore but
like you know you see all these other new
companies so you know it almost feels like what these same suppliers are doing

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and just recycling names and models of their lights and pushing them into the
same groups now i see what's the one i see all the time now the rdj bonus that's
like the next That's the next one.
It's, you know, a really cheap light.
And what I think it is, too, is I feel like people buy these lights and realize

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that they're not so great.
And after a while, everyone stopped buying that product from that company.
So they just change the name of the company and make it sound like it's new
so that they can. Oh, this isn't that company, but where they might make one
little slight alteration on the light, you know, and the same thing.

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It could be. I mean, honestly, I mean, how many how many lights do you see out
there that look like Mars Hydro lights?
Like everybody, every single company that, you know, is a name brand.
If it's a quantum board it looks like a spider farmer or an
hlb if it's right well they

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were just the biggest ones to do it first with that brand or
that style light but you know and that that exactly
what we're talking about is why it's difficult for someone
to just get into this on their own and get results out of something because
you're going to be having to you know try to navigate through all these different

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companies that are all claiming the same thing.
That was the biggest red flag for me when I got into this a long time ago,
is that every light company had the same claims and the same diodes and different
PPFDs and the same wattages.

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So if they're all using the same stuff how
are they all different you know and it it's not like
they were wildly different from one another but you
know it's like it's i feel like everybody was in science class
for the you know that the
science fair everybody's there for the science fair
and they give you all the same object and then

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they're like all right go make something and it's
all the the same stuff like you know so but
they aren't the same that's the difference when you get
these products they are not the same thing like spider farmer
and hlg use the same product but they're
nowhere near the same quality light even though the diode count is relatively
the same so you know it's worth wondering why their samsung evos are as strong

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as the other samsung evos so one of the reasons why well let me just share my
experience i suppose we can do that.
Because that'll kind of like maybe tell people what not to do so i got a plane
at a festival i brought it home i was totally prepared this was like an impulse buy,

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well like i felt slightly responsible and i wanted to give it a try.
Like i bought a light from walmart and
it was a like a portable bar light and then
i had like the plant bulbs that looks like
the outdoor like it was terrible you know
i built a grow tent out of pvc pipe and i lined

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like thermal blankets around it you know i got like different kind of nutrients
but i didn't know what to do so i'm buying like super thrive and like you know
just like random nutrients and
i bought a little clip fan from a hardware store and that was basically.
What i had you know and then like as i

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started researching it because i saw the
plane i'm like man thing ain't doing so great like maybe
i need to like google on how to grow this well when i
did open the world to like all these
things like grow lights powerful you need this
you need that so like i did i went on the amazon i didn't
know anybody that grew weed buying $100

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lights $200 lights a cheap grow
tent you know fabric pots like
all this shit soil like trying
to budget and i'm like okay well i just spent 250 bucks i
don't have like i'm seeing all these lights that are out of
the knowledge i think that's what i

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need and then you join groups
and like you post pictures and you know
people are like and not being haters or judgmental but they're like dude you
have a purple light you know like that's not going to grow like that's enough
light for like a succulent plant like that's going to do nothing for your canvas

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and i was like oh well Well, you know,
so it was a good frigging girl. I didn't know anybody.
Know so then like i start talking to people and they're like no
man we recommend like you know get this
tent it's bigger it's gonna be able to like hold
a plant that's gonna grow up to be big what you have is kind
of small you know here's a good soil you

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can use or like you can try to make your
own but just starting out just buy this bag
you know fox farm soil you know and i
continue to just learn and do research and now i'm like well
shit like maybe i need like a 500 watt girl like because
i'm reading that like all this stuff and then
i look at them holy shit they're 600 bucks what

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i'm trying to get at is if i didn't buy all those
purchases on amazon you know
weird websites and i spent 250 250
250 you know just buying all this i
had so much garbage at that like if i just just took the
money and bought something real you
know 500 watt light 4x4 10 inline

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carbon filter fan kit like yeah some of
these kits can range from 800 to you
know i mean basically it's almost one of those you know up to up to i mean you
can build something that's like twenty thousand dollars and even more than that
dependent depending on what size you know you can do commercial size Buy shit if you wanted to.

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Especially if you get into dosing. The dosing machines are thousands of dollars.
Right. So, I mean, it can be like, it's all about how far you want to take it.
You know? And I would say a good starting point would probably be somewhere around a grand.
You know? Because if you start buying stuff little by little,

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and it's not the correct stuff that you need because you're on a budget, I would say wait.
Yeah. yeah essentially you're wasting i would say you
don't need a car to go back to work and you buy the frame and
then two weeks later you buy and then
it's an engine from a ford taurus and
you're building a mustang you know like it's just

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not gonna it's gonna be a waste of your time exactly
i i you know 200 i agree with
that i had uh i had a post up that
said you know if you don't have the money for the
light wait you know this is a hobby
just like anything else that you know you do
and what salesman will tell you that none on

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this planet like they'll just try to sell you some bullshit and
be like oh you don't have a thousand dollars how much you got 500 all right
here take this like we're telling you like they're just out to get your money
like we're telling you like no yeah just wait if you want the results we don't
care all right if you don't care about Mark said,

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how do you guys feel about kits built for newbies? AC Infinity comes to mind.
I mean ac i'm not gonna lie
i have some thoughts on on this i
mean ac infinity isn't it's not
a bad start it's really not i mean you
can do way you can do way worse as far

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as like i disagree i think that ac
infinity mars hydro spider farmer they
all have the same technology in the in
like like a different frame absolutely absolutely i agree
so so when you go into and and this is
the crazy part like if you were to go and buy like all the
ac infinity stuff i mean like you get the intake

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the exhaust fan controller you know
kit that's wireless and all that jazz and that
is going to be controlling you know
the light and like all this stuff basically they're giving you an environment controller
right you buy all their proprietary
stuff and you're stuck with it anything
of theirs goes you have to replace it with their stuff and

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their stuff does not is not that you need to be committed you need to be like
100 committed to that only their tent is strong because those one inch bars
and they say it's 2000d but it's 1680 because they didn't even have have any
listing for 2000 D in any of the manufacturing warehouses.
But, you know, like one of the, one of the things that I'd like to say is like,

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we make a kit for beginners that you could buy anything, any exhaust fan.
Any CO2 controller, any circulating fans, any watering system,
and it can break and you can buy a better one, you know, or you could buy it,
hate that and get a different one, but you don't have to change the system.
Them so i mean our products are way more

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universal and they're they're better
quality but they're not much more and
that's what i'm i'm trying to get at like if you're gonna go for
a quote beginner tent from ac infinity just because they
make it easy we make a tent kit
that's easier to understand and
once you understand the science of the plant it's easier for you to

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control you know as far as like spectral separation
separating different colors of lights and
being able to time them based on when you want them
to come on and the intensity of each spectrum you know
it's kind of very different including
like you know co2 control and you
know the fact that you can water your plants or control

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circulating fans like we we do all the same stuff but
it's way higher quality I've seen I mean I think
what sets us apart what sets us apart beyond products you know from pretty much
all these other companies like go to spider farmer buy something go to Mars
hydro buys go to a see infinity and buy something and try to get someone to tell you how to use or.

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To return it or you know like get a warranty i
mean do you know who do you know who ac infinity
is i watched that company start because i
knew who they were before growing and before growing they're a
like server rack and computer cooling
company that's what they do they were specializing in
those three and four inch computer fans and you.

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Know like a digital kit that you can control the
humidity and the temp from like a nice graphic user
interface on the outside of the wall for your home network system
or like they did it for humidors and keeping rooms
you know with a humidistat so to watch
them really just have one technology that's all

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they really had was the temp and humidity
rh like control for them to really only
have that and then they branched out into creating an
entire grow kit that's like the only thing you
need to grow i i've like i said
quality is very low they literally
do what every other company does they just rebrand stuff

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from china they make it look a little different than the
other guys but mars hydro and spider farmer
have like almost identical absolutely like
fan i mean my point was like you can do
way better but it's expensive you
can do way worse no it's not
cheap expense right so if you get into all but it's

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still not even made for cannabis like that's the biggest thing
that i see is the issue like if you really
got down to the brass tacks of it it might only be made
to keep the environment somewhat close to cannabis but other.
Than that their lights are nowhere near strong enough they
they do a lot of the same thing where they
sell just like everybody else dude you

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know mars hydro is probably the nicest light that i've seen out there
as far as the budget lights it sounds stupid
but you know they're not using samsung and
i'm not willing to use and it's not even a bar light like they're
they're like well they do have bar lights they have quite a
few their quantum boards are you know what
they're known for oh they they're known

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for not making a crappy product in and
not being super expensive so you know
i i think that mars hydro is if
you were to look at at it from an aspect of manufacturing these things they're
lying the least absolutely so like one of the things that a great green door
does you know one of the things great green door does is you know like we have

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better lights and they're either spot-on comparable to like.
Less powerful light that one of these
companies carry or we have a better light for cheaper right
for just for an example the i think it's
a spider farmer se 7000 right pretty
sure that's a 580 watt light and it's like 700 and change we have a 680 watt

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that's 680 dollars and And it's got like way more lighting on it designed for what you're growing.
It's just not comparable. Aside from the fact that each color can be timed or
dimmed, depending if you buy the controller with it or not.

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But if you were to not get the controller, you could dim each spectrum.
So you're getting the controller or the ability to control each spectrum,
plus you're getting 100 more watts for less money.
So you know what I mean? And that's a perfect example as to what I mean when

(28:13):
he's saying AC Infinity isn't the worst you could do.
But I'm saying like if you were to go pound for pound and line up a tent kit
that we make versus AC Infinity, it would either be comparable or a little bit more.
But the functionality would be two to three times.
You know, you'd have control of so much more and the ability to grow further from there.

(28:36):
Just because customer support at your fingertips, literally. Right.
You buy any products from us, you get it. Mark Spock said, but that may be a
bit much for a 2x4, 680 watts.
Or is it? Well, the SE7000 is a 4x4 light. So that was just to compare.
But, you know, we get into like a 2x4. We do have a 600 watt for 2x4.

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It is for a more very experienced grower that's looking like 85 watts a square foot.
So you really got to know what you're doing. run co2 probably
see a green and you're really just trying to turn that
two by four into as much as possible but
we recommend really running like a 250 watt light

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and i believe the 250 watt is 239
and the cosmo yeah the cosmo 250 it's 239 bucks and that has a five-year warranty
on it and is designed for that space or you could veg a three by three or three by four with it so.

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They're they're really powerful lights that's also completely controllable
by our controller if you wanted to get an environment controller for
that two by four that would control the fans the
clip fans it would control the if
you had a heat or air conditioning or dehumidifier humidifier
whatever pumps it basically has

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a big power strip that you can control each
socket how you feel by temperature by co2
by time you know it's kind of unlimited how you could set up one of these kits
to really make it where it fits your growing need and if you don't need it to
do that you don't have to purchase those things but if you needed everything

(30:25):
we do supply everything so so that you can make it as automated as possible.
And that's what, this leads back to what Matt was saying, is doing your research
and finding a company or a place or a community that is actually.
To this task because a

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lot of these lights out here will grow far better
plants in a different variety than cannabis
would and what he means is dedicated to the task he's not me he doesn't mean
like take your money and sell you a product or whatever like dedicated to the
task is seeing you grow awesome plants and reaping the benefits of that you

(31:09):
know that's right Right.
We started this community for that purpose. Like we are sick of people seeing
people go and spend enough money to buy a good kit over the course of a year
or two, getting into growing,
having terrible experiences throughout it and not ever reaching that level where
they do buy another kit and do spend the money and just bite the bullet.

(31:32):
Or a lot of them just get rid of it, sell it to someone else for them to have a bad experience.
And then they just get out of growing growing and they go to the dispensary.
It's very discouraging. Absolutely. Right. And we try to take that away.
That's really the thing. When you can focus on knowing your environment is correct,
your lighting is right, your soil and nutrients,

(31:53):
what you're using, you have an idea of what you're doing, then growing the plant
is not as difficult because you actually can grow the plant,
not worry about how to figure out environment or worry about how to understand lighting.
So you could buy an additional supplemental light.
None of the lights we sell need any additional anything.

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But a lot of the stuff that people buy online, all of a sudden they got to buy two or three.
The worst is when I see a 4x4 with six lights in it.
I'm like, they were at least $80 a piece.
They could have spent $500 on it. Is that a Chellum I just saw? No. No.

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Huh you better not be hitting that super booth hash
again oh no i need you to save some
of that for next week or this weekend i think the
chillum is here we'll just save you still have some of that right still pack
the hash you still have yeah yeah i believe i do have enough to hit a chillum
oh bro no save that for the festival put in the chillum plus the chillum by

(33:03):
the way matt's talking about the festival,
we will be in Kutztown for the PA Cannafest festival.
So if you are nearby, definitely come and see us.
We'll have a live going at 8.30 in the morning on Facebook for a wake and bake giveaway.

(33:23):
And then, you know, if you come and see us in person.
Tell us, you know, you've seen or you heard the podcast and you came down,
we'll have a prize for you as well so that's
just a little extra giveaway the 420
saving the 420 love away also i want to say

(33:43):
that on 420 everything on
the website is 50 off everything every
strain everything is half off it's
just on 420 though yeah without that in a group
i did oh nice i put
that frenzy yeah well i just want

(34:04):
i want to give you know as much as we can
back to the community this year because a lot
of people had a crap year growing last year and they deserve
it yeah i think that it would definitely it would
definitely be a nice thing people would be able to if they
were hoping to buy something now they could buy double
or the the same for left yeah or

(34:26):
the same for less whatever works for them no limits
so wait does that include lights too
no i can't be light no that's uncle rick's genetics.com
uncle rick's i was gonna say it was giving you
a hard attack you know what's giving you a hard attack and look
that's how you know we're not marking the price though because i'm over here like thinking
like what's happening we're fucking losing money you

(34:49):
know like we're gonna have to have you come
back you're not going to be able to be stationed on the moon for.
The next podcast episode so we're.
Doing half off on equipment and that's why.
Those big companies are able to do shit like that because there's
like their lights are so cheaply made like they
can they pay a hundred dollars for a light and

(35:11):
they're selling it for like five six hundred dollars like you can afford to
do that that wide if rdj and these companies like that can't make like who is
the one parfac works there another one what was what was the where was one more
they had like the real big bar lights anyways.

(35:32):
Would come into a group and give away
a hundred lights and then they'd have their sale
and the light would be like 165 creativity
creativity you ever see
the creativity company i mean just how do you like just
quality control like we we
get when we get lights i know but when we get

(35:54):
lights made here how do we do it we do it by order right i
know but these guys are using it's not not even like
that their quality control is bad it is but aside
from a quality terrible aside from terrible
they're using stuff that is not
very efficent it's very cheap it doesn't
last very long the lenses on these

(36:16):
lights they dim they
like turn yellow or they melt glue
from behind through it and then i mean you're a worker in a factory you're a
worker in a factory and a million pieces just came in for an order because that's
how these companies order stuff a million lights are have just been made and

(36:39):
they're coming down the assembly line you gotta inspect them.
There's no way that they're doing thorough inspection and
that's why their lights have all those problems so like
when we make lights to order well i'm
just saying like if we order lights like what's max quantity other
than like the seedling like like a few a handful
so like when our lights are made they're checked

(37:02):
because these guys are like oh we only have five lights to
check and they go through with a fine-tooth comb right two
days quality control on top it's not like they run straight
for two days dimming up and down
for two days mark schmuck where do you sell
your stuff it's not a seed bank right no as
of right now we are still trying

(37:24):
to get a bank to allow us to
sell what we sell and educate people
on how to use it apparently that is yes they call it risky in the financial
world because i guess they've done their research and see that people have a
hard time with growing and they charge back things that they purchase when they don't get results.

(37:49):
So they think us telling you how to use it will somehow make that worse.
I don't understand that, but we're in the middle of a jest with a bank right now out of Canada.
So hopefully we will have processing on that.
Soon the very near future you could

(38:10):
go to greatgreendoor.net and check
out all the products though they are listed everything's there
if you did want to make a purchase we are doing you
know personal payments because we do want to
still you know get these things out to people
so you know if you do want something we
can do a consult so that we understand that you're

(38:32):
purchasing just saying something that's going to work for you and then
you know whatever you need we absolutely can facilitate
that we do we actually just sold out of the osiris seedling light and if you're
waiting on the next order that is about 30 days away we have 200 coming back

(38:54):
into stock so So like Matt said, we don't, we, it's crazy.
We have the diodes to make close to a thousand of these lights,
but it's not worth the quality control and stuff like that to make a thousand
of them and let them just sit in a warehouse,
you know, and do what these companies do.

(39:15):
You know, we make custom lights that are just, they're just, I want to say a cut above,
but they're definitely, they're definitely created for
this plant like that that's really the only caveat here
they're not even insane like it's not like someone
went and did something wild and that's why we our

(39:36):
lights are better and why we make good lights they're just
designed for what the task
at hand is like there's spectrums that
we use that other people just won't use and that's simply because
they're waiting a year or two from now
to use those spectrums so they could sell you light
that's not so great 150 times and

(39:57):
then they'll be like oh we came out with a new light and they're
really just using old technology selling you another
piece of it and we don't we don't
do that you'll get everything the best of what we can find with
our research in our lights in our
our equipment and you know pretty
much all aspects of it so that

(40:19):
you don't have to you know great green doors motto
is we know what you grow it so we
know it if you want to grow it that's a good place to start is with someone
that knows so links in the bio for the groups and stuff well i mean i'm pretty
sure that i'm pretty sure the website is up there and facebook's up there on

(40:41):
our on our our YouTube channel.
If not, it's a great green door.net. And if you're looking for seeds,
it's uncle Rick's genetics.com.
But yeah, so let's say you've done your research, you know, where you want to
get your equipment, you know what you're going to do.
You have your plan, you have your genetics, everything's all worked out.

(41:04):
Now, what do you got to do that into action? Yeah, Germany's you need to you need another plan.
Now, this is something no one does. This is called standard operating procedure.
Once you have everything and you're all ready to go, you need to write out and
understand the plan you're about to execute.

(41:24):
If it's autos, you should definitely do that planning, whether it's going to
be you in Coco or Hydro with a dedicated feeding schedule.
With nutrients or you're going to be amending the
soil and doing top dresses whatever it is
you need to write this down
and try to get your your plan

(41:45):
onto paper for the whole grow from start to end so that you have something to
follow at least until you get the hang of it it's really important for experienced
growers too because people just oh absolutely are impulsive and do things that
ultimately ruin their growth.
And this had nothing to do with you before you put your hand up.

(42:08):
I'm just saying. I'm like the king of winging it.
Right. But, you know, if you're getting into this because you just have an unlimited
amount of money and this is a stupid hobby for you and you just love it,
so you're going to do it, then you're going to make more mistakes than anyone.
If you're somebody, and it's not even a big deal because
you're you're not worried about you know really anything

(42:31):
but now if you're somebody that is like hey i can't
afford to smoke from the dispensary and
i need i need it medically and
this and that like you're gonna definitely want to
take this seriously so you know you're gonna definitely want
to know that every grow goes towards your investment
being paid back to you in you know

(42:52):
whatever way makes it work for you so you know
you definitely want to follow this plan and
if your plan works then you can go back to
the drawing board and maybe increase here or decrease there where you can and
you know eventually you'll have an ultimate growing plan overall in a few years
where other people are like you haven't grown six years and you're like oh what's

(43:14):
your sop and they're like what you're like you did this for six years,
years for six years and you didn't you don't have a procedure that you follow
so kind of soap do i but everybody answers too like i do know i know what i
i know my procedure like you know i do this i do that i do this i'm like yeah

(43:35):
but you need that like tried and true like to the days weeks.
Journaling for sure which i think we also offer do we not we had them let's
do the one was really no one was really like wanting them so i had a front page printed for like,

(43:59):
was that the cannabis the kcc2 so a bunch of people got those journals and then
that was I do have a digital.
Yeah, that was for the Singularity. Right. I do have a digital journal.
That's what I'm saying. Yeah, I have a digital journal. We could send you as
a template for you to follow, but it's not. Yeah.
I mean, we offer a ton of services. It's not as SOP style as you can just go

(44:24):
and type it out. I mean, we offer SOP.
You can ask Chad GPT for a basic SOP and then go edit it.
It is that kind of a future right now.
Yeah. just have chat gpt write your sop so one thing i always tell people once they set their tents up.

(44:48):
Don't plant anything and let it run for
like 24 hours and leave the
light at like 70 percent and see if
you struggle with keeping environment and that's
something that i don't think anybody but he does but
that that's like kind of a big deal if you can't
keep that tent at a good temperature or if

(45:10):
it's at 80 when you start and that's optimal for
you for seedlings it's gonna get hotter in flower for sure so like you know
you want to you want to be able to know you can control your environment and
if you can't you probably bought somewhere behind the wrong stuff or didn't

(45:30):
check your environment out before you started.
And that's, again, why we do the...
And even that's going to fluctuate a little bit depending on what position your grow is in.
If it's in a regular room in the house...
Basement is that basement concrete dirt you know are you in a shed in the backyard

(45:53):
are you in an attic are you in an abandoned apartment complex,
because seasons change days are different abandoned i understand you know somebody
might be growing weed in an abandoned barn somewhere in some state you know
like how the moonshiners make their whiskey you know i'm just saying all that is going to.

(46:19):
Change constantly you know if you're in
an attic and you have a day where
it's 60 degrees out and your tent's like
oh i'm only at like 80 degrees you're good but then
you get a scorcher and it's like 90 degrees out
in that hot sun and beating on your roof and
your attic is like a hot box and

(46:40):
your tent is like 104 degrees now that's
bad so you have to constantly monitor that
as well but if you have an automated system with
a smart controller it will take all that
into account like hey it's getting way too hot in here
i need to kick this exhaust fan up i need
to make sure that the air conditioner pops on you

(47:03):
know and get this to where it needs to stay and
it does it almost instantaneously like if that humidity rises
two percent of where it's supposed to be that inline fan
kick comes so it's like an era you know taking
the humidity with it placing it with less humid
or cooler air you know so like they're but this would this is something that

(47:26):
i would have like you know if somebody wants an environment or a grow console
setup console it's free so you just Just get in touch with us and,
you know, we'll help you out there.
But, you know, if your room is hot and you can only get it down to like, you know, mid 70s.

(47:46):
You would handle that is by just piping your tent outside
you know you you would blow that air
out of the house completely and you would pull new air in from that room that's
mid-70s and that should be just fine you know i see people trying to run their
tents at like 75 degrees and that's more More like a high pressure sodium,

(48:11):
you know, ceramic metal halide type of number.
When you're LED, you want it like a mid 80s, 65% humidity.
So you want that to be, you know, a bit warmer anyway.
It's optimal for flower growth to be over 82.
And we're here for all, we're here for all of that. Like we are here to bestow this knowledge upon.

(48:36):
Right. If you were to come and be a part of the community, we'll absolutely
help with anything you need help with as a beginner.
But another thing we offer beginners aside from these other people selling the
same kits is if you were to come and get a kit from us,
we would give you a year of support to make sure you know what you're doing

(48:57):
with it before you just leave. That's a lie, dude. That's a lie.
Dude, that's a lie. We give a lifetime of support. What are you talking about?
Well, like people that were like, these people have been with us for years, dude.
And like, we still like support them and help them like.
Right. Well, you get support. I guess you're guaranteed, guaranteed a year, you know, plus.

(49:23):
Guaranteed a year of support. Well, we do help you.
And, you know, there's a different way that we use our lights versus just clicking
it on and letting the plant grow, right?
You know, there's, there's multiple things to learn as a beginner,
really, you know, the best thing to learn is the equipment, the basics of what

(49:45):
you need set up and, you know, watering schedules,
what nutrients you're going to use and really just try to get through,
a grow with a plan to the end and see how you did, you know,
and adjust from there and keep going.
Own it's like kind of like anything else you know you could knock it out of

(50:06):
the park the first time depending on what you have and the genetics you have
it could just be you know absolute home run,
sometimes you run into problems you didn't expect
because maybe you watered a little bit less than you
thought you should or a little bit less than you know
you needed to and flower and it just created a deficiency you could never get

(50:28):
away from you know in your second grow you don't do that so you know you really
see the difference there's all sorts of there's just way too many yeah there's
just way too many ways it could go but one way that you know always,
always works is just kind of sticking to the basics and trying to get through

(50:49):
you know get at your baseline.
Any other questions from the chat? No, I don't think many people saw that we
were live here, but that's fine.
As we get going through these, I'm sure there'll be more questions. Absolutely.
Once we get more people here, we can start doing little giveaways.

(51:12):
Right, with the people in the chat. Right. We can do most shares giveaway as well. Bye.
I mean, if you have your base, you should be pretty good as a beginner.
You know, I think overthinking it, not having a support beacon,
being on your own, just popping a mag seed and grabbing stuff on Amazon reviews.

(51:37):
If you don't do any of that stuff, I think your odds of enjoying the hobby are pretty high.
Plus, I know we're just starting out here. I know we're just starting out here,
but we're definitely going to have like subscriber goal giveaways so
like you know when we hit those subscriber thresholds that

(51:59):
we will you know set we'll have different
prizes that go along with those but the
more subscribers we get the bigger the
prizes are going to be as they go up and up and up
so that'd be pretty dope as well for
sure man i actually have a question for
for you for me yeah did growing

(52:21):
help you out overall did it lead to
hurting you wow dude that's that's a
loaded question my man it's a
very loaded question initially it kind of felt like it was hurting because of
all the you know gazy stuff i was buying you know but once i got the right products

(52:46):
and the setup that I needed for myself in MySpace.
Always helps now i mean i have basically unlimited
bug you know
and i don't like i'm not a huge scale like i don't grow that many plants got

(53:06):
like i grow like two two or three at a time sometimes four you know i currently
have like almost a hundred going right now but that's that's for a different and.
But yeah two to four plants and it's personal use you know if the homie rolls
through and he needs a little hookup I got him like I'll sell it to him and I'll give it to him,

(53:31):
and and just another another question,
how yeah how do you think it is like you know what do you what do you think about how,
hard it was to get into growing when you started growing versus,
how it is for someone to get into growing like right now like let's say you

(53:52):
know 2024 you discovered i want to grow versus you know when you decided you
discovered you wanted to grow i mean,
to be honest it wasn't like super bad because like i was in the culture already
like i went to festivals you know i talked to people that grew you know so it
wasn't like super bad but I mean,

(54:17):
I can imagine for someone that was like brand spanking new, like, you know, I'm not sure.
Maybe they're like a 20-year-old kid and they're just finding out, like...
Canvas and like all the you know cool things you can do with it and grow it
and being one of it you know i would imagine that well i mean go home i mean

(54:37):
more in the aspect maybe more in the aspect of like all right so let me put
it this way so like right are things are are things more.
Open absolutely dude you had to buy a grow bible before or ask one of your dad's
friends or There's somebody that you knew that like grew it in the middle of
the wood somewhere or some shit.

(54:58):
So like information was information was scarce.
So information is scarce. And then when you go like 10 years ago,
people had information on the internet, but equipment was scarce.
So now you're, you're not getting, you're always missing something.
Now today you could really just Google it, get a girl.

(55:20):
I don't want to say, yeah, Yeah, you can Google it.
Right to your door in next day from Amazon.
You can get seeds from any Tom, Dick, and Harry on Facebook. Absolutely.
You're right. You're right. It's a lot easier for people to get into it now.
It's totally different. You had to make such a decision before.

(55:42):
Not to mention, there's people that are growing in legal states versus people
that never had the legal state grow.
Well what i think it is dude is what
i really think it is is that like so
you get these states that medicinally pass
canada's laws and you know

(56:03):
you think it's cool and or like it's might be medicine you really need and like
but you're paying out the wazoo for it oh god $250 are we getting into this
like if you knew well my buddy paid 400 one of the reasons in jersey.
In for his i'm paying 400 for his medical this

(56:25):
wasn't recently this was like a while ago and they'd started opening
up medical stuff like maybe 2011 you know
what i mean but like how could you justify paying i
mean medical when you could
spend 400 on a kit and seeds and
grow if not the same quality but 10

(56:47):
times the quantity i'll tell you why because you're
not just paying for the weed you're paying for the guy that works
behind the counter at the dispensary you're paying for the
delivery driver that brought it there you're paying for the
guy in the thing that guarded up you're paying for
the guy that cut it down you're paying for the guy that grew
it you're paying for the person that thought about
it you know like you're you're paying for all

(57:10):
those people in between so like you would
be mind blown would you pay that for tomatoes
fuck no i wouldn't why not
right because it's because everybody knows how
to grow easily grow a tomato you could easily grow
a plant of any nature sure it's
that's the point that's let me just do let me let

(57:31):
me be rain man real quick so you get a
dispensary that grows yeah i'm going down this
hole right now you get a dispensary because it kind of like strikes me
you get a dispensary that grows a plant one
plant even though they have 100 or 1,000
one point and let's say that point.
Yields six to eight ounces well that's let's be modest it's probably more it's.

(57:53):
Probably closer like 10 to 12 but let's say six to eight right so you're charging
or $50 you know times eight you're all doing that what's what's that fucking 18.
You're asking me, but you were going to rain man it. $250 times eight is $2,000.

(58:16):
Okay. So $2,000, right? $2,000. I'm not validating any of this. I've moved quite a bit.
So I'm not doing any math. So that plant. That's not even how they do it.
So that plant, they cost them.
I know. They'd grow that and they'd clone it 300 times and then they'd get 68
ounces off 300 plants. Well, whatever.
We're just talking about one plant. Per round.

(58:38):
They're charging two thousand dollars for all the bun
on that plant which is eight ounce you can
grow a plant yourself or like i mean
after your initial cost of buying all the equipment and shit like when you really
break it down like it probably costs somewhere around like forty dollars to
grow a plant right i mean it depends what you do but let's say you got a three

(59:04):
by three forty dollars 3x3 kit,
soup to nuts every single thing, environment controlled CO2,
you name it you can control automated, right?
That's like maybe close to $1,000 $1,000 in a 3x3,
hold on if you see a green in a 3x3 with the proper lighting 480 watts in there,

(59:25):
you're gonna get close to what you're saying 10,
12 ounces one plant in a 3x3, easily right?
So if you spent $1,000 and you average that at $200 an ounce and you get 10
ounces, you doubled your revenue as far as what you put in is what penny saved,

(59:47):
penny earned kind of thing.
You don't have to spend now that much money on weed. You just paid for your investment.
Right. And you got 10 ounces.
Everything after that is free now. So now you get onto your second grow. grow.
If you spent $50 on a good three pack of seeds and you grow another two plants

(01:00:08):
in there and you really turn them out, you get eight, 10 ounces each.
I mean, that's what it's really about. But knowing what to do,
having the right equipment, having a plan, having the nutrients,
those are the things that's important to get from A to B.
And that's the stuff that that every single person gets wrong as a beginner.

(01:00:29):
They definitely don't know the right place. It's like a mechanic.
You see a first-year novice mechanic. They're going to have Pittsburgh tools.
Everything's going to be from Harbor Freight. And they're not going to know
why half the crap doesn't come apart or go together right. And a lot of it's the tools.
And you don't notice that until
you start making good money as a mechanic and buying the right tools.

(01:00:51):
And then you're like, dude, I can't believe I struggled that long. same thing
in construction you know it's like
it's like not it's like having a person that never
drove in their life and just handing the driver license
and put it behind the wheel of a fucking not even not
even just giving them and doing that to everybody at the same time you know

(01:01:12):
and like no one knows what the fuck they're doing give them enough money to
go on car max and then give them a task they have to drive that car through
that they've never even They'd never even seen a car, right? Yeah.
Expect we have the right car that's going to handle it
and you total you total 10 ferraris before you kind of finally figure it out

(01:01:34):
instead of just saying hey let's take this driver class first and take it slow
and easy and go on basics and then i'll get in the moment and shit and by the
time we're done you don't know exactly what the fuck to do and how to operate this machine machine?
I've shown more skilled growers the basics again than I've shown beginners the basics again.

(01:01:57):
You know, if I get someone who's a beginner and they ask me information,
they usually retain it. And that's the first thing they do.
When I talk to an experienced grower, I get the same thing and they retain the
information, but they already knew it.
So then they're just going and reapplying you know
the basics so again i

(01:02:19):
think starting with the right foundation of what
you're doing and why you're doing it is going to help
you in droves you know when you start growing because there's way too many places
you can screw up yeah yeah did you just say drove large large amounts yeah i
i don't want to give you the definition on ep i thought it was funny Tell me if that was your choice.

(01:02:45):
I think my mom used to say it to me all the time. Something.
Someone beat that into my head when I was in my formidable years. Anyway.
What to expect. So just a little recap of what you want to do because we threw a lot out there.
You want to make sure your environment can suit grow space.

(01:03:09):
You want to figure out a budget. it want to get
your equipment from a place that is going to
help you understand what you're
buying find a community it's going
to help you in your beginning stages
where you're like hey does this look right
and you have your first pictures of your seedlings and

(01:03:32):
stuff like that get your tips and tricks get your
equipment set up make sure that you have a grow plan and stick to the basics
that's pretty much all you need to do I know it seems like a less is more so
much more especially when feeding well well.

(01:03:54):
When feeding or for or that's
where i am you're very far away hey
man we're just trying to zero gravity the people
listening zero gravity grow right now matt has
a moon filter background that
he's sitting on the surface of the moon with the

(01:04:14):
earth in the background zero gravity grow
guys it's going to be a thing one day you'll see you
got some good service and you know that that kind
of just brings up one thing i want to say i don't really
like all this wireless stuff in
grow tents i don't think plants really appreciate
it either what i did quite a bit

(01:04:37):
of reading about was electromagnetic interference and.
Plants and if you are like giving
off a bad electrical or a large amount of
electrical magnetic interference they can pick that
up and there are distress signals in
that as well so there's like music that

(01:04:58):
plants don't like and things like that emf is
huge when you have stuff that's like
nine wireless devices and cameras
all hooked up in your tent and you're just bombarding that
with signal constantly so
i think we're going to go over that in episode nine i

(01:05:18):
think we have that slated for episode nine oh i
don't i just i don't think that it's a
great thing to set yourself up with
all this wireless stuff it's not good for you to be inside of a tent that also
is like irradiating signal in every direction and then you're standing there

(01:05:38):
There are wired systems that are more efficient than all these third-party,
hooked-up-to-your-internet things.
Is that your connection or mine? I kind of shouldn't be behind you online.
No, it's you. I'm wired into the internet, see?
Funny that we just started talking about electromagnetic interference and what my phone's doing.

(01:06:03):
Yeah, you see, I'm wired right into the router.
So I don't really have much of an issue there. Sometimes wire, it's better.
I also want to touch on, just before we get away from the gross setups,
I just want to touch on the fact that people still do buy high-pressure sodium.

(01:06:28):
There's really nothing wrong with it as long as you can handle the heat and
you want to grow with that method of needing a humidifier.
You're going to need a humidifier. something to
really extract a ton of heat and bring a new
a lot of new fresh air in you're going to definitely want
a high pressure sodium hood with a

(01:06:50):
part-time job glass that does
not filter uvb out because
that's something that they the cheaper ones have
like a plastic or a cheap glass that filters
the uvb out and you need that so those
are the few things to check for with with that they cost
a ton to run they like chew electricity

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like they use a bomb they do and they don't like i mean the new ones are very
efficient you could it's the same if you're running if you're running a 600
watt it's going to be 600 watts if you're running led 600 watt and it's at 30.
It's not 600 watts so that's really the

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only big difference it's like running your light at 100 hundred percent from
day one you know that's really
the big thing they're not as they're not as efficient
as you know they're not as if
they're not as eco-friendly they will cost more money
you will spend more in environment but they
are definitely very efficacious super bright

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oh they're good lights i'm not saying they're the
hps so that's what a lot of
people sometimes sometimes they'll be like oh
you know i could get a light with a ballast for 200 bucks and 600 watts and
like you know you're not gonna you know i can tell you confidently you're not
gonna get a better led for that price than the quality of the bud i agree sodium

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right so if you do gravitate that way,
keep that in mind you're just pausing to take a drink forgot i'm like i'm live,
it's like you're giving directions you're gonna go down to the end of the street
stop signing and go straight at the next stop sign.

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My brain was like take a sip now I know so yeah thank you for all those things
I don't really think there's many many more,
stones to turn I got no stones is my race note.
Alright, well we can do the semi...

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Pitchy thing you know semi-marketing pitchy
thing yeah we'll be in be in kutztown
on 420 so definitely see us
there we'll be and 421 we'll be there the entire week yeah we'll be the whole
weekend and then definitely be a part of our giveaway if you're looking to be

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in a giveaway all you have to do is go on our facebook there's a post that literally has the event.
It says post here all you have to do is
say anything and you'll your name will be
entered on the wheel and for the
new people that are just listening don't follow
us on facebook we're actually going to be giving away some of

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the lights we're talking about and controllers and such once we
get to 15 000 followers on facebook so definitely stay tuned for that if that's
something you're interested in go to facebook definitely follow us so that when
we get into the giveaway you can get into that as well and that's soon too how
many followers do we have,

(01:10:10):
we're nearing 11 000 right so
i got 15k i only got 4 000 more so it's going
to be relatively soon the back you always go we were hoping
to do this by june so definitely if you
want to get in in the giveaway share share share so we
can get up there to give this away but it's
the same lights we were just talking about before the 680

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watt with the controller all that jazz you know
we definitely want somebody to be able to have the opportunity to win some of
our stuff out there as well as their genetics so stay tuned for that giveaway
as well and yeah we're gonna be i don't know when we're we don't really have
a schedule for the podcast so.

(01:10:56):
Probably just gonna wing it for now that's your favorite method we're gonna
wing it what we say we don't have anybody to show us how to podcast that's why
that's why we've been there,
that's why we've been there before because we wing it
right oh you know sometimes you

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need people to be there first so they can they can
crawl so you could run it's a slogan that
we wing it so you don't have to weigh it we winged
it but you can wang it that's right
i'm like some of that nature i did

(01:11:37):
wow pretty much you have
any sign you have any sign off things you want
want to bring a special guest you know i wish i had like a ron burgundy statement
like you stay classy san diego i was ill ill prepared for my sign off i didn't
know i didn't mean a sign off like i didn't mean this do you have a sign off slogan i meant do you.

(01:12:03):
Anything before we sign off oh i mean
i'm pretty much uh pretty
much good all right matt well thanks for
being i mean i'll let you do the i'll let you do the old sign off thing you
know thanks for stopping by and close this out take us home uncle rick you know

(01:12:25):
well you know i just thank Thank you for being part of EP1, Matt.
And for the people that were viewing, Mark Schmuck, thank you for your comments and questions.
Oh, I see. He said, I appreciate the answers.
I'll reach out about some equipment shortly. Cool, Matt. We'll be here.
You know, either one of us can answer your questions and help guide you in the right direction.

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Thank you to our listeners. This has been... Oh, he'd been there.
I would like to say something.
Now he's got something to say. I just want to say stay tuned for episode 2.
Unbelievable well this has been We've Been There where we talk about some times
we've been there so that you can maybe get there so we'll be back at some point check out our stream,

(01:13:18):
in the very near future it'll be soon it'll be within the week just don't know
when we're going to launch this
yet we have to commit to to a day of the week so we can be consistent.
We just want to break the seal here, you know, and get the bull roll on.
Absolutely. We have people waiting for this. The wait is over.

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We will put up on Facebook probably first, so follow us on there.
That's probably our best way to tap into.
All right. Thanks, everybody.
Thanks for stopping by. Have an awesome time and have a great 420 as well and
hope to see you in Kutztown 420 weekend. See you later, everybody.