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#429 We Don't Tissue Culture the Same with Mrs. Pakalolo and Rock Samson · We Don't Smoke the Same

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What Up? And welcome back to another episode of The Wake and Bake here
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on that we don't smoke the same podcast. Thank you so much everybody for
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patiently waiting. Sorry, we we actually are late because of some real stoner
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ish that was happening on the table. I mean there's like, there's some
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pretty impeccable flower. So I'm like, this is hard hitting stuff and this
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is actually new stuff, like new stuff, and I'm talking about I know
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everbody's always telling you that they got this, they got that, But no,
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bro, Like I I didn't know about this whole culture that's going out
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there. Uh, in the weed game. It's the tissue culture. We're
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gonna learn about it a lot because we got two specialists in the house.
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What is it? And joining me across is my toxic co host as usual?
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What's going on next? You? What's up? Dog? What's up?
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Yeah? This is some good weed. I was hungover. I forgot,
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I'm hungover. Now one here is gone. We should rename the strain
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hangover. Damn No, this is some good aspire for good ass weed.
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I'm ononga line. Yeah, Zara, you got very poor choices when it
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comes to no. Look, I had to put my week to the side,
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same time. Second time in a row. I gotta hide my ship.
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Last time I had hide my diamonds. Oh please don't, And now
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I gotta hide whatever the funk I bought it the set, please, Yeah,
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that was the problem. You bought it at the set. Oh God.
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These days, if you're going to the same sex ratic is going to
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buy weed, you're not getting good stuff, bro. Yeah. And I
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know you go to the same one because you're tagging me in all videos and
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also joining me is uh you know one half of the tissue culture specialist right
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here? Uh like right, yes, yeah, cool. I didn't want
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to We got we got the one and only play coming through give it Up
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and what's and also also part of the part of the team. We got
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the one and only ninety ak Miss Pocolo in the house, the CFO of
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American Medics. He's the CEO and I'm the c f O. Ship damn.
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So here's the thing before before we uh we continue. What's the actual
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name of your company, because you guys serve a lot of other people.
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Yes, yes, genetics marry genetics and that is that is me r getics.
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You know what I mean? Like marry genetics. It's not like Mary
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Jane with a Y. It's me e r I. So yeah, make
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sure you guys check them out. And what you guys do and what you
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guys specialize is that I tripped out because I didn't know this as far as
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I have known when it comes to growing. The one thing that tripped me
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out when I actually because I don't have a green thumb. I'm more I
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have a smoke dumb you know what I mean? Yeah, Like but like
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like there's a there's a whole science to the whole growing process, bro,
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and I just couldn't get that down. I wasn't good at chemistry and I
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wasn't good none of that stuff, bro. But I'm fascinated how you're able
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to create life. But first of all, how old is this whole tissue
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culture and what is it? Exactly? It's been around for a long time,
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been around for a really long time. It's just something like how many
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years, like twenty years? Oh, she's been around for a hundred years,
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hundreds of years? And was it always for butt or like to bat?
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Really it started for cannab fort for tobacco, really, yes, tobacco,
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corn for agricultural purposes, orchids, yes, orchids was a big deal
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too, or kids like that, like the Asian plant. You see those
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Asian plants everywhere and they're all from tissue culture. Okay, so that's why
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they're probably so beautiful, right because some of them are like you know,
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like, bro, you'll go into Trader Drobes, Bro, and some of
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them don't have like the twenty dollars the aisle and then they have like the
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egg this is sixty dollars one right, shit's blue. It looks like,
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yeah, there's levels to it, just like levels with cannabis. It's been
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around for a long long time. It's mainly came into play almost it's crazy
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like COVID. How there's coviding people. It turns out there's COVID and plants,
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hops, problems, viruses, et cetera. So it's really shown itself
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to be very useful in the cannabis game. And is this when I think
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tissue culture? Is this the same the same kind of science? When I
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feel like if somebody gets burned, right, like a third degree burn,
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and they gotta get there like hey, bro, like a part of your
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skin is missing, and they use tissue to heal it back, Like,
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how how does this work? No, so this is completely different. So
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this is like plant therapy. So I'm going to let Blake explain what he
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does. What the difference is between a marras stem and a node. And
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that's where we got our name from Marry Genetics because marris stem is the tiniest
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part of the cannabis plant. I'm going to let Blake explain that and why
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it's so important that you look at that and pull that from the microscope,
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and he's going to show you examples. Cool, this is a marastem in
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here in the marrasteme is the very it's basically the brain of the plant smallest.
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It's the smallest piece of the plants. There's only like three little spectacles
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of like of green in there. You can hardly see. Its like ten
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pieces and that they're very hard to see. It's a microscope. There's there's
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a good amount there, but they're very tiny. How do you get those
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in there under a microscope? Under a microscope and a very sterile condition.
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And what this does if the plant has a virus or a problem. By
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taking such a small portion of the plant, you're able to regrow it in
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a sterile medium and eliminate the possibility of viruses and contamination. You can regrow
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the plant into a brand basically like a superplant. You can eliminate problems and
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also induce hormones to make the plants basically grow superplants, short, stocky,
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contamination free. It's probably awesome. This is ultimately like like creating Ultimate Soldier.
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But like it is, it's really stepped up the game and cannabis because
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now not only can we select strains for turpenes, but we can do pathology
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and be saved money because we can grow plants and very small contained areas.
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It doesn't require a big labor and caustic sense of something that's growing right there,
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Yeah, that's growing. This is the mother room right here. I
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can keep my mom rather than having a big old mom that's set yep.
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I keep plants and I can basically now clone this. This is like a
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big people would normally grow plant five to ten feet tall to take pieces from
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it. Now, what's the that's not in water? Because everybody that's watching
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is probably like, how do you get the water going to shake around?
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Like? What is? Does that have something to do? With why it
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doesn't decay. Basically, it's it's sugar and water with hormones and vitamins,
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everything it needs to sustain, and it's done in a sterile everything's been sterilized,
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so it's growing in here with no risk of getting set viruses or hops
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or bacteria or infection because it's been all sterilized in an aseptic environment. So
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you literally have a plant that's able to concentrate solely on growing without having issues.
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It's not sick, it's not having problems. So the ability to house
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and store and multiply is easily controllable. And I can literally turn this into
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a million pieces of plants in a short period of time. When do you
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repot that? I mean you repot you would? We would repot that right
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about every six months a year. Bigger. I just divide it. Nope,
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I divide these little pieces right here into this, and I make lots
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of testing. Each one of those is a clone in the tube, yep.
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So that if I'm a grower, like I'm wonderbread, I'm looking for
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something new, and I'm like, Wow, Nanni has this crazy plant.
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She made these two plants that never fucked before. Fuck and now they have
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this in this tube. Yes, that's what you're selling me when I'm buying
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a clone. Yes, it can come verified with hops. Is it like
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buying like a frendsheet. Does it come with paperwork? Yeah, you can
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get paper that's the beauty. Yes, yes, so you could get it
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and saying that it's it's clean. And also what the great thing about tissue
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culture is too, is you know, I get these calls all day long
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from these farmers that are in desperate need of our help because by the time
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they find out that their whole harvest is sick, it's already too late and
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they were depending on that money for Christmas and they got to go home and
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tell their wife, I don't have that two hundred and fifty thousand dollars that
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was supposed to come out from that harvest because everything's sick. So we can
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still, dude, and it's horrible, right, which that's another that's another
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fucking podcast for another day with that fuckery fakery shit. But so what we
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do. So what we do is is we can also take that sick plant.
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If they're serious about their business and serious about cannabis, we'll take that
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plant. He takes it under the microscope, dissects the marristem. He turns
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it into a virgin plant. Because I'll tell you what. These motherfuckers are
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out here trying to save money and use a same mom that they've had for
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fifteen fucking years, and then they're wondering why they're og doesn't yet the same
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like did in two thousand and two. Okay, motherfucker. Why does it
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smell like my grandpa's old shoes? Bitch? And it's supposed to be an
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og But you know what, you know what I'm saying. So the great
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thing in beauty about tissue culture is is we can take it from that nasty
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state to being a virgin plant. So who wants an eighty year old mom
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as a surrogate? Don't you want a twenty something year old as a surrogate
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rather than an eighty year old you are, So that's what we do.
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So we met guys that that breed dogs and they've been using the same female.
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Tell me that's why some of the letters. One of them comes on
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retarded the dogs. That's exactly you're abusing the animal, you're abusing the planet.
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You're genetically drifting hello producing what you're doing you are, and you're fucking
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your own shit up without even knowing it or with knowing it. And that
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happened a lot during the COVID. People became breeders. They were in their
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homes for long periods of time, they were becoming self sufficied, and so
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a lot of that happened. Everybody became a breeder Unknowingly. People were breeding
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stuff they didn't know it was sick, and that that messes up the gene
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pool. Do you I mean, I'm pretty you're pretty much like an expert.
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But can you tell when a plant's sick just by looking at it or
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do you have to put it under a microscope to really find out? For
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the most parts, yes, you can tell now if you look at it
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for long enough. But some of the viruses now are undetectable and tell certain
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conditions under stressed, and certain things have vaccines. For those they don't,
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there are no vaccines. Think about it, There are no vaccines. But
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trust me, Blake is wanting to create one. You know, that's how
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much he loves this plant. Oh, I think it's very doable. Yeah,
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I've remet and maybe who knows, you know, Yeah, I think
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it's very anti viral. If you're trying to create anti virus, that's what
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it is, and we're trying to prevent that so we can put things in
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this medium product. If I thought it was I thought it was horse trinquiers
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exactly. It's funny that you would bring that up. But you know if
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you brought that in front of rogue and he's choking you out because he hated
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that. Yeah, yeah, he sued CNN for that. Do you know
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that he sued because he was just like, I took it as a vitamin.
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I didn't say that was the thing that fixed him. Not only did
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they call it a horse medicine that he technically got like from like a veterinarian.
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That's the way they were making seen during COVID. They changed the color
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of the video to green so he looks sick. He did not, because
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he went on Instagram and look and said, look guys, I'm sick,
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but I'm gonna I'm gonna throw the kitchen sink at it. That's exactly what
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he said, throw a kitchen sink at it. That video CNN got and
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change the color. He are the color to make it look a little bit
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more green. So he looks sick. That is some fucking that's you should
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be able to use. That's news. That's not news. That's not news.
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No, well, that's just like these motherfuckers spraying flowers to like it
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look purple and sparkly. That's another podcast. It's another fucker. People's spraying
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plants and sprinkling thhd on it. You don't acting like it's fucking frost.
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Here's here's my question about this, because this is how many how many people
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out there are doing this? This is I'm gonna tell you right now,
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because I've never seen anybody else. Because I would imagine if somebody had something
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like it's like the first few people that had hashbrosing, they were like,
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check it out, world, I got this shit. I would think that
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you would want everybody to be on this because this seems like this the purest
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way to make a clean plant. Like you're not taking risk of one of
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them being kind of retarded and then getting the other ones fucked up or one
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of them having lights or whatever it is, and then giving the other ones
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like, you know what I'm saying, You make it sound so easy.
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Could you come work for us? I know what I'm saying like, hello,
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you get it. I am a free age. You get it.
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You get it. So why can't our farmers get it? You know what
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I mean? Because people aren't willing to make that investment and change. That's
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my next question here is is it really that hard? Because I remember,
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like, look man, like I remember when led lights came out. There
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was some farmers they were like, oh, I will never do this,
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Oh my god, it's gonna be the destruction. Then six months later they
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got their own foot in their mouth and like, this has been the best
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thing I ever did. Is it hard to convince farmers to try this,
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bro because they're just so used to being a slave to the plant, like
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twenty four to seven? Is this less quote unquote demanding? It's way less
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work because it's crazy. But I think it's an initial cost that people will
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perceive. Is it's I can or I don't know the change. Maybe I
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got the phone, I answer the phone calls, and he's he's really in
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the lab all the time. This is his baby. He's so passionate about
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it. And I'm the one that answers the calls and hears the horrific stories.
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And here's the pleads of help at the end of the rope. And
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I'm just like, once I explain to them what they need to do,
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some of them listen and some of them don't, you know. And I
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would say that in our industry, eighty percent of our industry needs TC and
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only five percent invest in it is straight up We're gonna damn. That's that's
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real. That Can you say that again ninety one more time? Eighty percent
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of our industry needs TC in their facility. However only five percent are doing
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TC and TC correctly. Correctly you need a microscope. Huge, you need
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a microscope to do TC. You get really good statistic is the reason?
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Why is it pricing? Are you guys? But I mean it might be
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pricing, but obviously when you're making two hundred grand, you can you know
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what E Zone brought up a really good comparison, Hash Rosin. You remember
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when that ship was one hundred and fifty dollars a gram and everybody was like,
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oh, you guys are crazy. You guys are crazy. You don't
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need you know what I mean? But no, you are exclusive melts.
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Oh we'd stand in those fucking lines at those goddamn events and pay one hundred
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and fifty dollars a gram, you know what I mean. And and people
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thought that they were crazy, but they were ahead of the game because now
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look, everybody's smoking on hash rosin. Look at all these fucking events and
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trophies, and everybody's everybody's a fucking terp slut, you know what I'm saying.
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But now it's TC is is where I feel like that hash Rosin.
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I feel like we're in that same position where people want to do it,
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but they don't know. They think it's too expensive, but it's really not.
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The investment is so minimal. People think they don't need it. I
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think they're in a position like, oh, we've been doing it, We've
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been able to outrun it. They keep this kind of like pushing. They
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don't want to take that step, you know. But the people that do
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it's been That's been the most gratificating, gratifying thing I've ever witnessed. It's
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just been awesome to see people that have had problems and then watch them come
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through with success and experience the you know, the quality, not only in
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terbs production. It's awesome. Every who wouldn't want that, that's business one
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one. There's not that many people that are willing to hop on this correct
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fortunate unfortunately, and and and you know what, that is actually pretty sad
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because I feel like it's gonna it's gonna work the other way around, where
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it's gonna be the generation of the new farmers that are like getting their hands
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on on on doing this, and they're gonna strictly learn this, and they're
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gonna be like, fuck, we are doing it because they're You're gonna have
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micro farms kind of like you have micro breweries, and sometimes the beers at
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those places are way better than That's what cannabis is to me. It's the
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micro brewer guys. Those are the ones that that you get me wrong.
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I like the big guys, like small guys, but it's the small guys
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that take care that do the things that create cannabis. Is we're smoking,
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it's it's passionate about it, you know what I mean. And that's why
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we brought one of our clients and we're repping their stuff hardcore is because I
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can't listen to you how proud, how well? Yeah, and then exactly
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we don't smoke the motherfucking same Okay when I'm especially X not like real professionals
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due And so the reason why we brought and we repped so hard is because
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you know, La Cush came to us and they didn't have problems in their
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facilities. They just wanted to be on the up and up the game.
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They wanted to be on the head of the game. They want to know
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what the fuck is this, So they sent their people in. We educated
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them. Now they have their own TC lab. We're smoking on their TC
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flowers. You know, that's the only way you can prove TC. Everybody
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can talk out of their ass, show their fucking you know, blue jeiled
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TC jails or their kids or whatever the fuck they're trying to do. But
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you know what, they don't have proof from start to finish. Yes,
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we brought the marristam and we brought the flower. So this is proof that
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TC. It's a whole nother game. And we don't smoke the motherfucking same.
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That is that is that is very much facts right there. And I
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mean, hey, and shout out to La Cush, though, fucking are
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they like because look, man, like I get to see a lot of
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weed come by in his building, bro, I get to smoke a lot
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of weed that comes by his building. And it's not to discredit anybody that
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brings their weed or grows weed or whatever you do. Here, this is
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some of the best looking buds that I have seen in a while. And
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the reason I bring that up is because, Bro, like all the buds
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these days. Bro, they look like all the good parts are shaved off.
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They've never like they never look like nugpour no more. It never looks
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like be real smoking. Yeah. Like I was like, I seen that,
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I've seen the bags they keep be real. I was like, these
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foole have air in this so the nugs don't get damnaged this ship. I'm
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just like, Bro, they're fluffy. They're they're not salted out. They
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don't look like salted rocks. They're actually fluffy. They look like flowers should
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look. Then they taste like flowers should take. Tissue cultures really allowed us
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to selectively select breeding and turpens. I mean, we can really control so
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many aspects of the plants now to create potency yields. I mean, it's
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really given us control we didn't have before, not only over virus et cetera.
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We can we can do it in a very contained, efficient area,
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so you're not having to deal with mother rooms and whole crew of people managing
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these plants. And that's a lot of work to maintain a big veg space.
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You're talking hundreds of thousands of dollars for big areas. We can do
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it now in these small containers and manage that and reduce that cost and focus
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more on important things of the business. And you know what's awesome too,
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is before because we also do consultation. Obviously, we'll go to people's growths
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to see if they're sick or not. And if he has a consultation in
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home, you know what I mean. Yeah, without the big but if
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he's got to go to Hawaii or Michigan, or Canada or Florida, if
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he's got to go somewhere, we don't have to worry about hiring somebody who's
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gonna water kill my plants, fuck my mom's up, do this or that.
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We don't have to sweat it because they're in their own environment. They're
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in their own environment. So we save so much money, not on the
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only payroll, but on the water bill, on the electricity, just everything.
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If there's no pesticides or no water. As such a small investment,
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the return is ginormous, Like what's in what's an investment like fifty thousand dollars
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to have a top of the line tissue culture lab and to be educated and
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to be honest, bro, like fifty thousand is will some of these fool
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spend monthly on the room? Hi? Do you see what these motherfuckers are
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smoking out of these rigs and the shoes and the cars, But you can't
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afford to see we had one hundred, we had one hundred, We had
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one hundred k glass last week. That's what I'm saying. So your you
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know, your fuck boy ass can smoke out of a out of a out
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of a fifty thousand dollars rig and wear a ten thousand dollars watch and wear
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twenty thousand dollars nikes that I got from Japan, shipped in fifteen fifteen thousand
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dollars French. We got a Brazilian. Yeah, we got a Prasil.
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Ziggies is the family right there, that's the Johanna. But you know what
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I mean, they'll spend all that money on that fuck boy shit, but
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they're not willing to spend fifty thousand dollars on a TC lab. Get the
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fuck out of here. That's that's we don't smoke the same. That is
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that is true, man, and all the growers out there that they're watching,
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or like if you're going to dispensary and you're wondering, like how come
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everything smells like runs because the only thing that's changing is about the flavor is
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the pictures of the fruit. They tell you that it has the turp profiles
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on the packaging. That's it. They'll be like, oh, try this
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strawberry purple ship that came all lemon cherry gelato, just with a different fucking
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name. Come on, now, be real because and because the reason I
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say that too, and now I see, like because honestly, like not
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for nothing, Like I don't. I don't really go to dispensaries like that.
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Like when I when I do, like it's to sell my pen,
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you know what I mean. Like I'll go in there, Hey, what's
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up? Let me do a demo here, and you know, and all
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this stuff. But I do take a smell around some of their buds and
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all the stuff. I don't know. Sometimes it's very rare that I'll be
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like something in dispensary has a you know, the appeal and I don't really
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go to La cush like I haven't been in a while, but like I
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kind of want to start going if I like knowing that this is the ship
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they're selling me in the jar. Because everything in this in these rs smells
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fucking different. Every single one will have its own smell because it's a different
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strain, It is a different genetic and you know exactly what you're smoking,
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and that's what's key. You know, they don't make up names and you
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know and then change. Then No, these are tissue culture genetics. They
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take it so seriously. When plants genetically drift, when they get sick and
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they lose their strength over time, they lose potency, they lose flavor.
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Yes, so you're but they'll keep growing it and it's they loses. That's
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why you notice this plan it's not as good. It just keeps drifting.
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Well, tissue culture literally brings that back and then some. But actually,
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in my opinion, because you're tailor making and doing so many things specifically for
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that, it creates some flavors. Fifty dollars fifty thousand dollars is a small
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investment if you're curating big scale cannabis. You said, it's a one time
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thing. Because you said, you have that plant and from the stale you
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taught how to make it. You're taught you. Blake teaches you. Blake
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teaches you how to do it. So you become self reliant, you become
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selfish. That's what we do. It's not cheap to learn, so we
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encourage people, you know, or to do the process. If you want
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us to fix your strains. It's a lot of money to fix a plant.
22:07
It's such a minor So we were, you know, determined to teach
22:10
people. It's like, look, instead of us taking your money, let
22:11
us teach you how to do it. That way you can change yourself,
22:14
you can help out it. Yes, that's the exact principle. I mean,
22:17
why am I gonna just keep I don't want to. Most people have
22:21
more than one strain to fix. That's the problem. That's the problem.
22:22
People always want to say they're a real boss. You know, I'm a
22:26
boss. I'm a boss and come sit at my table. But you know
22:27
what, when you come to my table, you're bringing everybody's bringing a plate.
22:33
You know why, because everybody knows how to cook, everybody knows how
22:36
to hunt and everybody's gonna eat. And if I am a true leader,
22:41
I'm gonna teach you how to do all those things. Rather than keep that
22:45
a secret and tell you, you know what, I'm just gonna be the
22:48
leader, leader, leader, you know, and y'all are gonna respect me,
22:51
and you're never gonna know behind the scenes. No, that's not a
22:53
true leader. You know. A true leader is putting everybody on that same
22:57
level. And Blake teaches you everything he fucking knows. So before you leave
23:03
our lab, you got not only a fire under your ass about TC,
23:10
but you've got a homie for the rest of your fucking life. You know
23:14
what I'm saying. You've got a teacher that's willing to guide and hold your
23:18
hand, not like in a gay manner, but make sure that you don't
23:19
fucking fail. And come on now, you can't get that nowhere in our
23:23
bro, and not for nothing, Like if his bud didn't look like that,
23:26
I would be people would be kind of skeptic and be like, fuck,
23:30
maybe he knows how to do the teacher ship, but he doesn't teach
23:33
it right. But bro, this ship is fucking flawless. Bro Like,
23:36
like it's very it's I haven't seen buds that look that fucking good in a
23:41
long time, bro. I mean, and I've known him a little bit
23:44
longer. Like we try to start do a podcast, maybe like three four
23:47
years ago, and he was a busy he tried to make a podcast with
23:49
everybody, no, because I met him through Georgia. Yeah, I tried.
23:55
So we started started to do a podcast, but he wanted to do
23:56
this podcast because I mean, I'm a little bit about your back. You
24:00
do classes out of state, yes, like like he rents, he rents
24:04
at a hall, yep, and you come in as a grower from out
24:07
of state and he gave you the game. So he's been doing it for
24:10
a while. And this is new because you weren't talking about this before,
24:14
but you were finding about what states were legal, and you'd go there and
24:17
show them what stuff be like, Hey, a guy from Cali's gonna show
24:19
you. And I mean, obviously you're stepping it up, like obviously you
24:23
use some new new stuff. But he's been doing it for a while,
24:26
and I just got to say it, like that's dope and awesome. A
24:27
question for you though as well, because you go to different states, who
24:30
grows the best weed or who have you seen that? As a girl,
24:33
you're like, don't other than CALLI, because I mean, is there another
24:36
state where you're like, dude, the people in Maine. No, I
24:38
mean there are people, main people. May we have got some stuff going
24:41
on there. All the states got some stuff. There's good growers in every
24:44
state, honestly, But but I do feel like Cally's got such a passion
24:47
and not everybody's in it for the money. Some people just honestly, and
24:49
that may sound cliche, but they love good flower and we love cannabis.
24:55
It's and it's I believe a lot of the growers in California, you know,
24:57
they're just passionate about the plant. So I don't know. And we
25:02
teach not only legal cultivations but also boutique growers that are growing at home or
25:07
that that suffering from PTSD that just wants to grow the most impeccable weed for
25:11
himself. By teaching these people how to do themselves, they don't have to
25:15
feel worried about giving their strains to someone else. Their old school strains they
25:18
value so much that once you give a piece to someone else, you just
25:21
don't know what's going to happen to it now it could be multiplied teaching them
25:23
to do it themselves. They can take these old school strains that are sick.
25:26
They can preserve them, get them from being sick, you know,
25:30
and keep them healthy and then breed them. Save some of these old school
25:33
strains that are so important to the industry that create that. You know,
25:37
people love good shit and the real the real question though, like that,
25:41
I can't believe it's taking me. It's long to ask is it the same
25:45
time to get that as compared to growing it? Oh? Same time?
25:49
He's meaning from that to but yeah, is it the same A mariage then
25:53
really takes a lot of time because you're trying to eliminate his sickness in the
25:56
plant. If there's a problem, you do a maristem because you're trying to
25:59
eliminate sick. It's not every plant sick. So about six months to a
26:02
year for a marrestem, and for a non sick plant, I can root
26:04
it, you know, in five to fifteen days like a normal plant that
26:07
can normal clone. But to ramp up your like for example, you're going
26:11
to Yeah, so for example, if you're going to ramp up and start
26:15
your facility new It'll take about six months to ramp up because you're going to
26:18
go from Marristem State to do it correct total, so six months to produce
26:22
actual product. So it's definitely a lot longer once you get just okay,
26:30
what about after that? So once you get there, like he said,
26:32
then it's like fifteen to twenty days to get a clone. Oh shit.
26:34
Once it's up and running, I can now multiply millions of plants. And
26:38
the beauty of this is once I multiply millions of these, I put them
26:41
in the test tube. I don't have to touch them. Once they're in
26:44
there, it's hands off. They can sit there for a year to two
26:47
years with no maintenance, no touching, or I can pull them out like
26:49
right there, what's rooted, Like this plant's ready to go. That's a
26:53
clone. Yeah, this is some Zotazi clear okay, And then you would
26:56
sell it like that, and then you you you would take get to Michigan.
27:00
Obviously hold by shipping anything this has because it's sealed up in here.
27:04
It can't get no mold, it can't get no virus. It's it's stereo,
27:07
it's got all the food, everything it needs it's just safe. That's
27:10
why we're able to bring it here and we know it's I'm gonna get Look,
27:11
you can see toxicity. Yeah, no problem. Don't let X hold
27:15
it because it not only that, but you can take this and take the
27:18
whole plant and do whole plant pathology. And that's the really the vital way
27:22
to test plants is roots, stem everything. You can tell if it's got
27:26
sickness or problems before you multiply it, so you prevent problems before they happen.
27:30
So you would see the sickness from right then and there, I can
27:33
take this, test it with a PCR determined if it has a problem before
27:34
I multiply it, before I put this in my guard and infect my whole
27:37
shit and ruined my life because you know what they're finding hops and seeds now.
27:41
So for example, this is from Umami and so we pot those seeds.
27:45
We pop the seeds in a liquid formula that he does popped them in
27:49
the lab and the liquid formula and then this is what he has done to
27:52
it. That's awesome. That's zoda Zeclaire from Umammy. You fucking around and
27:57
up growing something out there. Bro. Oh yeah, you're like yeah,
28:00
bro, like this is, this is, this is, this is,
28:03
and you know what's crazy. We also put some alapanos in there. Celon.
28:07
You can do everything in here and you can give it is in the
28:11
beauty. Put stuff in tissue culture. If there's no maintenance and I can
28:14
be under a little led light. Does it always have to grow in that
28:17
and that jello thing or do you actually put it in dirt? Eventually I
28:19
can like, I can take this if we want it to if we want
28:22
to grow to a mom okay, so you can put it. So you
28:26
can. So we transfer it from there to the dirt and it'll grow.
28:29
And now you got and now you have to wait for it to plan just
28:30
like a regular thirty days to grouty days. You'll know it's healthy. So
28:34
if something fucked up, somebody did something to exactly yeah, that's exactly it.
28:38
And you got that's important. You got. After you do all this
28:41
work, you got to keep that fucking grow clean. You can still get
28:42
sick. It's not immune to sickness. It's just I'm giving it to you
28:45
in a sterile form. You're not going to blame me for having problems.
28:49
It eliminates it kind of puts the wallet between us now, so we're not
28:52
we can guarantee when I give it to you like that, it has no
28:55
problems. You can take it. This is this is fucking train wreck.
28:57
Here's train wreck one thousand percent. If they don't come out like that,
29:00
that's on you. That's the people in the chat room have been saying.
29:04
They're wondering, like, so you guys act, Do you guys ever actually
29:07
use seeds? Yeah? Yeah, we hunt regularly. That's the way to
29:11
do it. That came from seed Look at it. That's that came from
29:14
a scene there. You go. Motherfuckers in there. There's talk about they
29:15
don't use seeds, huddles the store for there's like everything starts from a seed
29:19
boom. We pop seeds in our lab in a liquid form. If you
29:23
go on our website or go on any of our instagrams, you can see
29:26
us popping and these roots get rooted in a test tube. They're floating in
29:32
water like right now, Like I'm kind of set up myself because I went
29:36
to high school and like this is chemistry ship, but one tells you that
29:38
myology. Your teacher doesn't tell you like yo, you know you like we
29:42
like to smoke a little weed. Pay attention because in the future, we
29:47
don't. No one ever tells you that. They just tell you. I
29:48
had a finance teacher to inspire me. This is boring learning the table.
29:53
That's it. That's all I got. That's all I thought. But I
29:56
would have told me that, I would have been a be I would have
30:00
been him. But teach this in college. They don't teach this at any
30:03
university. I'm sure they try to inspire your bro. You just weren't paying
30:06
attention. But because no, I don't try to spot. I had a
30:07
finance teacher, Bro. He was telling me. He's like, look,
30:10
man, He's like, if you're not interested in the stock market, he
30:11
was like, find a commodity that sells around your environment. And you know,
30:17
he's like, and it is the same apply the same business lessons.
30:18
And I was like, my environment it was like people smoke. So I
30:23
was yeah. I was like, yeah, I started fucking selling we bro
30:26
and I was like, I was like, well, I don't know.
30:29
I was like, I don't want to read these books to end up taking
30:30
gamble on stocks. Let me you know. I was like, if it's
30:33
the same, the same principles, let's go, bro. You were not
30:37
listening. Bro, I'm pretty sure no teacher told me like, hey,
30:40
this could lead you right, you seem pretty hateful. This could we did,
30:42
This could lead to you making fucking rosson. Somehow hated school. He
30:45
only like going to school so he could sell joints. I was. I
30:49
was moving like seventy joints before first period. That was my thing. Seventy
30:52
joints. That's like a profit. Bro. I was making money like ten
30:56
bucks a piece. But I wasn't a hurt. Now I was three for
30:57
five, Okay, damn dude. I'd run home to my phototron because I
31:03
live right behind the high school, so my mom had bought me a phototron.
31:06
This is how I learned to grow in compartmentalized areas. So my family,
31:10
very conservative, bought me a phototron to keep me home on out of
31:14
trouble. And they bought me books and about horticulture and biochemistry. And that's
31:17
what really kind of opened the door to me understanding contained growth. And it
31:21
was really high. I contribute that to where I am today. As mom
31:25
said, he would sit there and just stare at that fucking breathe on that
31:27
motherfucker just you know, look at it and just breathe the give it extra
31:30
oxygen. I'm like, what the fuck. But it was cool because it
31:33
was at fourteen learning to grow plants in a very small micro climate and then
31:37
you know, you send a soil sample in, they tell you what your
31:41
plants utilizing and send back a custom made nutrient for you to help your plants
31:45
be It was pretty cool. Dude, send up. He straight up sent
31:48
back some vegbloom. They didn't do no testing. I guarantee you they sent
31:51
back some shit to make you think they did. But it was the concept
31:53
of doing that in a contained area. It really kind of opened the door
31:56
to a growing in tissue culture and it's been a really cool experience, a
32:01
lot of fun. It's really changed. Like I said, it's going to
32:04
change the industry. It may be slow to the uptake. People are kind
32:07
of stuck on their ways in cannabis, but I assure you it's made it
32:09
so much more fun for us to watch people succeed. It's been incredibly fun
32:14
and fulfilling to watch people take having issues and watch them succeed. That's the
32:16
fun part about teaching people. I've never had something so fulfilling and the gifts
32:21
that we get, you know what I mean, Because Yeah, we've helped
32:23
them flip the cooking farms around. So when they come we're both happy.
32:27
Oh God, when they come back with our test tube genetics and they flowered
32:30
them out and we get to smoke them, it's like the best feeling in
32:34
the fucking world. And then I get to share that shit with you guys,
32:37
and then Lakush gets to share it with the world, you know what
32:39
I mean. Like it's such a great, great circle. New strains and
32:45
old strains. That's the thing we want to preserve. Lots of these old
32:47
ogs. That's hard to come by. Yeah, we got coming out that's
32:51
very small. Yeah, so many strains do you think you obtain? Oh?
32:55
I mean, how many do we have in our library? Well,
32:58
we have hundreds in our library I can keep. I can keep hundreds of
33:01
thousands of strains and a bread rack under a single led light, which costs
33:06
me about thirty cents a day to operate. That's why I'm like, that's
33:09
crazy. You're talking about library. That's a library. Yeah, not only
33:14
a library, but they can all be tested pathology to know that they're sterile
33:17
and clean with paperwork, so you can so if someone can buy something like
33:21
you said, like pedigree like a dog, I know what they're getting one
33:23
hundred percent and it's all again this is a beautiful things. We can alter
33:27
all this with chemistry and with breeding. We can make strains more potent,
33:30
we can make them yield more. It can get crazy. This is this
33:34
is the beginning. Can you grow strains to produce seeds using this method too?
33:37
We can breed in there. I can make them grow pollen, flour
33:42
in there and grow seeds in that tube, harvest them before they even develop,
33:46
and re put them back in the gel, and they'll take like six
33:49
to eight months off the whole process. Still, that's why when you said,
33:53
did that one fuck that one? Yeah, it did, fuck that
33:55
one because he's a tube plann fucking dude. That's how you get these flavors.
34:00
See this revolutionary, It really is. And like I said, it's
34:01
so much fun because now we can really increase in dial in the flavors and
34:06
the important things yield in resistance to problems. You can solve problems now before
34:12
they begin, proactively helping farmers be successful and eliminate all that crap that's killing
34:16
them now, So how does the normal man, like, how does the
34:19
average person get start fucking around with tissue culture? And it's just say,
34:22
somebody can is this something that is only for big cannabis? No? Can
34:27
somebody like be at home or like, and then they're like, hey,
34:29
man, I have a shed? What do I got to do to it?
34:30
I mean, do I got a cleene? Like when et had be
34:34
escorted out? Like you know what I mean, Like, you definitely don't
34:37
need a warehouse to do TC You can do it in the size of a
34:39
bedroom, you know, as long as it's sterile, you don't need a
34:44
warehouse. Everybody's bought the TC kits. I'm not going to sit here and
34:46
go into it, but I'm not a big fan of them. But everybody,
34:49
including myself, we bought TC kits in the beginning and they were just
34:52
a way to kind of introduce yourself. But most people fail at them.
34:54
They don't, you know, they get a little bit into it and they
34:55
start having problems, so they quit. I'm over here like interested. I'm
34:59
just like, man, it's like, give me a little five little clones,
35:01
like you know what I mean? Like I was like, give it
35:04
to the home, has a little little grow, make a little some you
35:07
know, yeah, definitely, And everybody says that when they try and trick
35:12
their lead cultivator and they give them the TC plants, they're like, whatever
35:15
this is, I want more of that. They can immediately take. It
35:17
changes the plant, it changes them. It changes the hormones, change the
35:22
genetic composition of the plant, so they end up coming out would normally take
35:25
two or three months to grow into a full plant and veg and get that
35:29
size, they come out compact because of the hormones. So you end up
35:32
with a plant that has very tight intranodal spacing, which allows it to support
35:37
more weight in a shorter period of time. So you can flower plant half
35:39
the time and get the same weight or more because of the plant's structure.
35:44
It's so funny because we love it, and I love that there's there's still
35:46
it's still it's still going to evolve. But I hear older people are like,
35:50
that's the alien weed. That's not that. I love dirt. I
35:54
love dirt. I'm a dirt farmer, and I love bird poop. I
35:58
love old school stuff. But this is a way to allow me to preserve
36:01
those strains so I can grow them the way I want to grow them.
36:05
Because we got vader o G you know, coming out and La cush is
36:08
going to be growing out some vader o G in the next year. And
36:12
you know, that's been an old school strain that hasn't been around for a
36:15
minute, you know, but we have been able to salvage it marriage genetics,
36:19
and it's magical. It's all secular. It's hilary og and s FV.
36:23
Just some how long? How long till every every row has this?
36:29
Five years? You guys would say ten years. Well, it's gonna come
36:30
because it's so efficient efficient. Why wouldn't you. It's going to save a
36:37
company hundreds of thousands of dollars and allow and make them better, make it
36:40
better, and make every that's key that's key right there, like make your
36:45
make your whole thing better. Because honestly, like if I'm running one of
36:47
those companies, which I know a couple of people that run companies, and
36:50
I've seen because they're my friends there there are some of my friends are frustrated
36:54
to the point where they're like, man, I just can't get the bud
36:58
to get how I used to get it thick, and I'm just like old,
37:00
Like I'm like, like I'm looking at that. I was like,
37:02
bro, I was like, how about you try this because what you've been
37:05
trying ain't been working right, you know what I mean, And a lot
37:07
of people don't want to do it. You're right, it's old. It's
37:10
like, I mean, like I go back to dog breeding. You keep
37:13
using that dog. The dogs don't come out right, they say, they
37:15
start coming on. They retarding one eyes down here, the other one's way
37:19
the fuck up here. It's fucking blind. Is pukes all day. There's
37:23
nothing mom with it used. It's yeah, it's horrible what they're doing.
37:27
And that's the same thing that they're doing to these mother plants. It's like
37:30
you're you are houring her out like you are her pimps, and you are
37:32
just is wrong. Somebody says, damn, I haven't had legit vader og
37:37
in ten years, That's what I'm saying. And I got that motherfucker.
37:42
I had it culture for over two years. It took to get that one
37:44
out. I would like want to see like old strains like TK cush that
37:47
sure, yeah, you know, kind of like the cheese. Yeah,
37:51
like I like those old school strains bro because the term profiles and I hate
37:55
how they all got eradicated. Yes, because people were just like does the
37:59
yield fuck it? Yeah? Or people. What people do and they love
38:01
to do is name change. It's like, we don't have to do we
38:06
don't have to have so many there's no need. Every time you open up
38:09
a jar or open up whatever you're supposed to smell, that's what it's going
38:15
to be. It's going to be that. Yeah. I think it's going
38:17
to come to where I will be able to I'll be able to through chemistry
38:21
adjust specific terpenes. I'll be able to really specifically breed for flavors that you
38:27
precisely like or want measurable. So we do breeding projects. For example,
38:30
a client comes to us, A client comes to us and says, you
38:32
know, I want my own strain. I don't want, you know,
38:37
lemon cherry gelato. But I notice that you've got you know, vader O
38:40
G for example, and you've got red pop in your library. Could you
38:44
do me a you know, like you say, white lab. Could you
38:47
fuck them together and make me my own strain? And yes, yes,
38:52
And so that's what we do is we will take you know, our red
38:54
Pop and our Vader and whatever you want us to do. That's what that's
38:58
what Blake does. Have the best strain. We want you to have the
39:01
best shit. That's good for us. Now I know who I'm releasing my
39:04
flower with talk. Okay, I'm so glad. I never released nothing else.
39:07
The pen game. I got that locked. Yeah, I got to
39:10
tell you the best part. Like I said, you can put these in
39:13
their free refrigerator. Eventually, I can put them in a refrigerator forty eight
39:15
degrees. I can keep them for up to two to five years. As
39:20
the market changes. Someone comes back, Hey man, we want Blue Dream
39:22
back. I go to the refrigerator, pull her out. Thirty days,
39:25
she's back in business. So I can have every strain sitting in my refrigerator,
39:30
A thousands of my favorite old schools. How's the market, this is
39:32
what's coming back. Go pull her out. She's going back into business.
39:37
This like that. Thirty days you were a back guy. Hell no,
39:39
and definitely and held in culture. I didn't know that you can have a
39:44
plant on like autopilot for them. Well, when you don't know, you
39:47
don't know. Well, now you know, Well if we don't want to
39:50
keep them in culture, I'll breed them back, across them, make seeds.
39:52
I have it forever. Now if I want to keep it in culture,
39:54
I keeping a test to I can keep it for three to five,
39:58
ten years minimal or no, ma and it's I don't. But once again,
40:04
I don't see why growers and facilities are not hopping on this ship.
40:10
The minor investment for a huge return. There's a few are they're not talking
40:16
about it. There's a few that are. They're doing it, but they're
40:20
they're keeping it quiet. Yeah. But to me, if I got a
40:23
TC lab in my cultivation, I'm gonna be telling everybody. I wouldn't keep
40:28
that a secret. So when really people say they got TC flowers and they're
40:30
fucking with it, you want proof of that ship? You know some people
40:34
are. Now that's what some people are gonna try, just like you know
40:37
you're Kelli Blaze, brother, don't like that fake ship. Don't tell me
40:38
it's Rosin when it's you know, resin. Yeah, you know what I
40:43
mean a lot of people are gonna say they got TC, but really they
40:47
don't prove it to me. Prove me, show me the lab and look
40:52
what I'm telling it. What I do want to say though, because we
40:57
get, like I said, we get to smoke a lot of weed.
40:59
Here. This is. I smoked the O G first with the hashole clean
41:02
fucking smoke, all the way white ash, the whole fucking way, good
41:07
turp profile. I mean, I'm high. And then I'm like, okay,
41:10
let me smoke the what's the pope? What's it called? Which one?
41:16
Which one? Bread? The red pop? Yes? Okay, So
41:19
I'm smoking out right now, and just off the first hit. After the
41:22
dry hit, you can taste that there's different turps. There's different profiles on
41:30
this flower Man, and I'm tired of people just putting a different sticker on
41:32
ship and telling me it's something. And what I'm like, Bro, I've
41:36
spent six hundred dollars on different eighths. Bro. At the last week event
41:38
that I went, you think it was like puff co puffcorn or something like
41:40
that. Yeah, And I was like, cool man, let me not
41:46
in the sense that's what it said. And you know what, these are
41:53
reputable companies. And I want to say, out of those six, there
41:55
was only two that I'm like, Okay, this is different, this is
42:00
different. The other ones. I was like, this is what they're doing
42:00
though, That's what they're doing. Now. You get that favorite strain and
42:05
you put it in here and you never lose it. You keep it forever.
42:07
But yeah, you can do seeds, preserve it, save it,
42:09
or you just keep it in TC. And I'm gonna have my girlfriend go
42:13
to the bank right now like like like this is this God damn you don't
42:17
like have one like personal plan because you gotta like a nice little garden for
42:22
it. I know, I just I honestly like just imagine having a whole
42:24
refrigerator for all your everything. There that part that I'm interested in, like
42:28
holding clones, and then I'm like like actually having certain it's a bank,
42:31
it's a bank, and people pay us. Now they don't they don't have
42:35
their they're cleaning their facilities. They don't have the time or the ability to
42:37
house their strains. So they'll give them to us, and we charge a
42:40
monthly fee and we'll house their strains for them, clean them and hold them
42:44
for periods of time. And again these are so small, we can house
42:47
thousands of strains, so that's another additional source of income. And people decide
42:51
to do this for their own business. Yeah, because like, for example,
42:52
I had a guy called me from Oklahoma and he's moving his farm,
42:55
closing it down in Oklahoma and moving it to back to California because he wants
42:59
to be close to his family. But he's got these ten strains that he
43:02
has bred and worked on that he don't want nobody to touch. So he
43:07
put secret codes on him. You know, we called it poop one,
43:09
poop two, poop three, so nobody knows what they are because we're not
43:13
in the game of stealing genetics, so we don't need to know the name.
43:15
So they're poop one to ten. Blake has them preserved in our lab
43:20
so that when he's ready to move and he's got his lights and everybody ready
43:22
to go, he gets his test tubes and he's ready to go on a
43:25
stair away. So he like that's the thing man, like like like kids
43:30
like like you know what like like or like you only trust Grandma, You
43:34
only trust Grandma and Nina to watch those babies. I had four I had
43:38
a hippie give me four four little bags of seeds like that. One time.
43:42
I think dude's dead because he told me he's like yo, I'm sick.
43:45
And he was like he he was just giving him out. He was
43:46
like, hold on to these right, and I'm just like, can I
43:50
hold on to these seats for a while? He wrote the little the initials
43:52
and stuff on the bags and it's a bag full of seeds. I'm just
43:55
like, wow, this is a crazy experience. It happened in one of
43:58
the high times. I was what they are? I know, and I
44:00
still have them, and I'm just like, man, how the fuck am
44:02
I? It's like three, like like two initials times two initials times two.
44:08
Take a picture and send it to me. Seeds are the best way.
44:10
They really are. Seeds are the best way to grow. This just
44:14
gives you way to preserve that once you have it, because now you can
44:17
lock your favorite shit in. So I really am interested. Now I'm just
44:20
like, man, shit, I'm my fuck around and start flavors by the
44:22
zone. You can actually get flavors from me. You know, I don't
44:24
even want you to buy them, like, yeah, you go buy the
44:25
butt when I do a contract with somebody, But hey, bro, you
44:29
want some exclusive flavors, you actually want your own created. That's what we
44:35
do because then it makes it fun to seed hunt. It's like, I'm
44:37
gonna grow these seeds and I'm gonna take them out and do them. And
44:39
then it's like I'm not gonna grow them personally myself. But guess what,
44:44
I checked them with my people here, they checked my plants. They're healthy.
44:47
Now I got them in my fridge. And if you want this certain
44:50
combination from the flavors by the zone bank, hit me up, like for
44:53
a certain cut, it's viable. It's really because that's this is my next
44:58
question too, because a lot of people think the packs, the packs,
45:00
the product, that's where it's at. There's money in that. How profitable
45:05
is the clone game? Like? How expensive is that? Because I heard
45:08
that people are paying some sums of thousands for such and such clone, Like
45:15
I got the real za from such and such is what we got into it.
45:19
We got into this because we were basically moving clones. We had a
45:22
private membership company and we would go places and have events and we would educate
45:27
the people there and then the process some of membership and some genetics. But
45:30
what was happening is people were getting sick and having problems and in half the
45:34
time, like she says, she deals with these clients. So she was
45:36
getting the brunt of people that were flipping out over issues that were coming up.
45:38
You know, but theritis ethereum or mold or hops whatever they were saying,
45:44
it came from your yes, right, and now you eliminated that like
45:49
it came from ramone those spider miights. That doesn't happen. Now you know
45:52
what about you know your what did your garden look like before those clones got
45:57
there? Nobody ever wants to take responsibility. I had chicken pots before.
46:00
You know what I mean. It doesn't say it can't still happen with sickness.
46:04
But what this does It gives you a chance. Now I give you
46:06
a plant, give you two of these. You take one of them,
46:08
you send it off for testing on your own for twenty five bucks. You
46:12
make sure it has no problems. That's a cheap insurance policy for twenty five
46:15
bucks. Once you know it's clean, you have the other one sitting right
46:17
here. You grow it out, you take clones. You're back in business,
46:21
guaranteed on paper. That's hard. That's that's hard to come by in
46:23
this industry. You get something that you can be for sure, without a
46:25
doubt. It has no problems, because that's the first thing he's gonna say.
46:29
He's like, this game there's a lot of fucking sketchy people, and
46:31
that's why he's like, that's what you said, it's the only time when
46:34
you get actual pay. Well, if you're gonna go through this much effort,
46:38
you're not gonna burn people. Man. Yeah, No, yeah,
46:40
for sure if you if you're gonna go, That's what I'm saying. Like,
46:45
it's like buying one of those fifteen K Frenchies. Bro, if you're
46:47
gonna buy one of those, this ship better not throw up at all.
46:50
Mean, you know what I mean, No, exactly. And that's why
46:52
even when we're popping seeds, we always show the original box. You know
46:57
that they came from Exotic Genetics MIC or they came from you know whoever.
47:00
We're Parchive. Yeah, we love our team Archive and we've educated Archive.
47:07
You know, the brothers came out and they're just a phenomenal, phenomenal group
47:10
of people. Those Archive Genetics, I mean, they they breed some amazing
47:15
strange or some of their crosses. Right now, we have our favorites,
47:20
you know, and you guys got to like start like something. We're like
47:23
like or you charged for like a YouTube series. We got a Nanny fire.
47:27
They call it Nanni Fire. She's got some of her people growing right
47:30
now. They're calling it. You guys offer classes like we do. So
47:32
we do offer a two day, one on one course here in southern California.
47:37
In my educational lab, I don't teach a no warehouse and no garage.
47:42
It's a former blood lay. It was a former blood laboratory. It
47:46
used to be Quested Laboratory. Bro. Yeah, so we took over the
47:52
quest Blood Lab and that's where we teach. And you about a mile from
47:57
the beach. Yeah, we're about a half a mile the beach. Yeah,
48:01
it totally is. You come in, you get custom scrubs and clogs,
48:05
you get catered lunches, you get treated like a true professional. I
48:09
don't say that to brag, by the way, but it's close to the
48:12
beach because she happened to score one of the best buildings and the best locations
48:15
for the best deal that I would have never gotten a lifetime. So thanks
48:19
to her, we're able to be that close at the price we pay.
48:21
Thanks opening doors, this fifty year old bitch has been doing this longer than
48:30
others with my legs closed, motherfucker. So let that. Let that.
48:35
Let that be a lesson to you, young And you don't need to spread
48:38
your legs to be a boss. Say that for real, Say that part
48:42
again, because that's you know what I'm saying. Yeah, And and these
48:45
girls that you know, they want to be treated like a queen. But
48:46
the bitch can't even cook and clean, you know what I'm saying, motherfucker.
48:52
Please, you are not a boss unless you can bring in a bag,
48:55
cook, clean, handle your shit, suck dick, and pay the
49:00
bills. If you can't do that, don't say you're a motherfucking boss.
49:05
Damn. There you go. That's why I've been in this game for so
49:07
long. I am fifty years old. I'm fucking proud to be I've survived
49:12
cancer, my son came home after three deployments. I met, I met
49:15
a partner. I met a partner that could see the future of this business.
49:19
Like all those ship I buried, Mike, you know, all these
49:22
ship, the ship that I've been through and that I've overcome and being able
49:28
to be a mom and a lady in the midst of it all. I
49:30
don't see nobody in this fucking game doing it and handling it like me and
49:36
I don't want to sound egotistical, but name one like she was. She
49:40
walks into places, bro where like not for nothing, Like you know,
49:44
you go to like an expo and it's a lot of the men are just
49:46
like you know, it's a man dominated like things. Both she walks in
49:51
all these fools fucking knowing they come at they come at her with fucking respect.
49:53
Girls like yeah, they come, they come they're just like, Yo,
49:58
that thing you did for me worked out like this, this thing you
50:00
did worked out, Thank you so much. Like it's never on no like
50:05
like like because you come at some sideway, she's she's gonna smack you.
50:07
Bro. The first time met her was at George Press. And George Press
50:12
is the DJ at a strip club. You don't really respect females. Let
50:15
me tell you this. She came in that was I was like the stripper.
50:20
He's like, no, dude, she's the homegirl. She came in.
50:22
You came in with gifts, snacks, came in like a mom,
50:27
got us high, fed us yes, and and like I said, I
50:30
gave you some advice. Yeah at the beginning, like always shows up with
50:34
and like I said, like like when she pulled up to the don't pop
50:37
up everything who pulled up and then she knew Like she didn't know all the
50:40
vendors, she knew him at the end. Ye, she's responsible for marriage
50:44
and that success. I gotta give her that. She really I just want
50:47
to because I am a mom and I do have three children. I do
50:52
want to walk my talk and talk my walk. You know, I have
50:55
them. I want them to be proud of me. You know, if
51:00
I could, if I could survive cancer and survive bearing mic and survive just
51:04
a bunch of bullshit that came my way, if anything, I could leave
51:08
my legacy with my partner saving grows and helping them and fill their pockets and
51:14
making them self reliant. Like that's the way I want to go. That's
51:16
the way I want to leave my legacy is like that. So you know,
51:21
people can say, oh, yeah, she's fifty this and that,
51:22
but motherfucker, you haven't pushed weed. You haven't fucking seen the shit that
51:25
I've seen. You haven't put a son on deployment, you haven't buried a
51:29
man, you haven't started businesses. So when you get to that level,
51:31
then tell me and talk to me about my age and all of this and
51:35
that, because that's the first thing people come out, Oh yeah she's fifty.
51:37
Yeah, motherfucker, and does your mama look like this? So I'm
51:44
gonna tell you right now. Yeah, I am the fucking boss, and
51:47
I am grateful to be able to help these fucking farms and take them on
51:52
another level. I'm so proud of my partner for being able to forecast and
51:58
see the future and be able to invest and himself and pour into this business
52:02
like he has, so that we could do what we do and rap l
52:07
a cush and and prove that what we do and everything we did mattered.
52:12
You know, you're gonna manifesting it. You're manifesting it's already done. Yeah,
52:15
dude, it's really grateful you only you only like, despite humming,
52:19
how many people try to give it like a tossing med jogre ship deals over
52:22
time, like you always literally will spot the bullshit in between and just move
52:27
on until you find the one. Always. Always, if I'm at a
52:29
deal or if I'm hustling packs or whatever and someone tries to underdog me by
52:31
two hundred, I'm like, pack it up. Let's go, and they're
52:35
like, what you don't want to talk? I'm done straight up, Bro,
52:37
it's humiliated me. I'm out, piece the fuck out, go catch
52:40
someone else, and man like fuck man, like, I I didn't know
52:46
you guys had this many fucking flavors, bro. Like the beauty is it
52:51
is like women in shoes. You'll be able to collect them, all right,
52:53
you know. And and the beauty of this is I'm like a woman's
52:55
behind it too. So I was like, I know you got shoes,
52:58
so it's like, you know what I mean. So she's like, she's
53:00
like, I want this nug to match the favor of these shoes. When
53:02
I'll make care like this the mood I feel. I try to fool her
53:07
on a regular I'm throwing strains at her on a regular I'm growing all kinds
53:09
of test strains all the time, and I'm always wanted to test her because
53:13
I want to make sure she's not full of shit. Honestly, I test
53:15
her because she's got a good palette. So I'm always throwing strains at her.
53:19
It's funny because, motherfucker, are you trying to always trying to trick
53:22
her? But she guesses these fucking strains. Like he'll come out with the
53:24
tester, right He'll come out with a tester and he's like, Okay,
53:28
what are you getting out of that? What are you getting out of that?
53:30
And I'm like, I get some kim coming out of there. I'm
53:35
like, that's Scottie cakes. And he's like God damn. And then he'll
53:38
try and bring something else right after and he's like, Okay, this is
53:42
the same thing, and I'm like, that's fucking banana o. G we
53:45
value turps. I can't trick you. He's like, he cannot trick me,
53:50
you know what I mean? Like I know my terps. I know
53:52
what they're supposed to smell like. And even after having cancer, I feel
53:55
like my my sense of smell and taste has like hightened. So it's like
54:00
I can smell everything. So if you got bo don't come near me because
54:05
I'll tell you to put watch your piss. Tell you. When I got
54:07
COVID, I lost my taste in the other thing. I am not vaccinated.
54:13
It was so sad that I couldn't smell weed and I didn't care about
54:15
about the food. Really. I was like, oh, I can't taste
54:17
like I can't taste weed. So I did you get it? Because you
54:21
must have been sad. I did not. I never thought that she lived
54:25
helped me. She's got some kind of gene. We got to test her
54:29
because she never catches ship. I get the worst. I don't get cold.
54:32
But I got to answer, you know what I mean? Yeah,
54:36
hello, but you know what, but I survive that too. I never
54:38
didn't even say it. I never get sick. You're looking at me,
54:43
Are you vaccinated? No? Me? Neither me neither. Yeah. I
54:47
just I'm not vaccinated. And I tell people that, you know, all
54:51
the people that I know they got they got vaccinated, like they like a
54:54
lot of them are like even young fools are starting to have heart problem.
54:57
Yeah, And I'm just like, what the fuck bro am? I attorney
55:00
friend's daughter, she's thirty one. She got the shot because she's a nurse
55:04
and she did not want to do it, but they forced her to.
55:06
And she is a single mom of a three year old. She got the
55:07
shot and twenty four hours later she had a heart attack in her sleep,
55:10
died of cardiac arrest, and left this child, you know, And she
55:15
was in perfect health, you know. So I don't want to go into
55:16
the whole you know, COVID shit. But I'm just saying I'm not,
55:20
and I'm I survived cancer and I'm doing great and I can smell my turps
55:23
like a motherfucker. Yeah, I lost my flavor. Yes, I couldn't
55:27
take nowpinos don't taste the same anymore. It really affected me longer when she
55:31
came back though, Like I was like, I remember, like every day
55:34
I would wake up and open up a pack and I would be like,
55:37
damn it, and I was it's still worse. Yeah, smaller taste.
55:40
It's like it's fucking in the businessreaking weed for no reason. Days I was
55:45
like, and then I was like, after the fourth day, I was
55:47
like, come on, man, I need something that even broke up a
55:50
little nug and I was like, I was like, I want to say,
55:52
this is my brain tricking me. But because I know what this week
55:54
smell was like, but it was barely starting to come back. It's horrible.
55:59
I would be so sad bro if I would have lost it permanently and
56:01
I couldn't smell my weed. I lost it for like like a month or
56:05
two months, and I didn't want to tell people, so like you would
56:07
be like you smell the sweet and fire anything better? A lie, lie,
56:14
because I was because I didn't want to admit that, Like it was
56:16
long back now, but it was like it was like a month where I
56:20
couldn't smell. You need to ask whooping. I don't like that. You're
56:22
a fucking dick telling people that have the best snlling weed in the world that.
56:27
Bro, they don't call me mama for a reason. You're getting to
56:30
ask my a mount mother. Long overdue, Yes, long overdue for sure.
56:38
Amazing, Like this is feeling good, Huh, I'm fucking loving it,
56:43
man, Like this is the terre profile is on just all of it
56:45
isn't get that waxy, nasty film because there's no pest, there's no that
56:52
what that is, there's no pesticides, and there's the foodfeed it. It's
56:55
the salty stuff that's being fed to plants now is just garbent. Okay,
56:59
here's the thing that is the most my mustache. Bro. Every time I
57:02
smoked like certain weed these days, bro's, I'm like, I'm like,
57:07
why the fuck when it feels like I feel like I'm wiping my ass with
57:10
my fucking mustache, bro? Because the resin, so I gotta fucking literally
57:14
like use a whole napkin. The fucking I was like, what the fuck?
57:17
And my mustache doesn't not feel sticky and I've already smoked too two joints.
57:22
This is some clean smoke. People that are watching in the chat room,
57:25
man, don't fucking knock it until you go ahead and have this weed
57:30
in front of you and see and smoke it. And where. Yeah,
57:34
they could go to the videos I have. I'll post it on the Patreon
57:37
because the people that way, they know, and they're gonna be tempted to
57:40
just to just you guys, want me to roll you something else. It's
57:44
made weed again fun. It's actually made it fun for growers game because they
57:46
can concentrate on growing and having fun instead of fighting problems. Because literally,
57:51
anybody who grows knows it's problems. It's baby stinging their problems, That's what
57:53
it is. And this literally allows you to kind of grasp all that shit
57:58
and control it so you can focus on your family and more important things instead
58:01
of chasing problems in the garden. Oh yeah, because I mean I've never
58:05
grown anything, but any any person I hear that girls are like dude,
58:07
that's like your second girlfriend. Tell your girlfriend you got a side chick,
58:10
because this is my new chick. Can't leave, brother. I've had times
58:15
I couldn't leave and it affected relationships because I'd be stuck. I couldn't leave
58:17
because if I left, someone take care of it. Come home. I
58:20
shit will be burnt dead. Problem this method now and we can leave.
58:23
We canly for months. You can be for months, even if the power
58:27
goes out, it still won't die. It's got sugar and water carbon.
58:30
It's able to photosynthesize in the dark because of what's in the medium. It's
58:36
crazy photosynthesize in the dark because it needs technically to photo photosynthesize, you need
58:40
the sun for that. I know exactly what that is. That's exactly the
58:46
sun creates carbon action in a plant. But if the sun goes away,
58:51
the plant will usually you know, wither and die. But because we put
58:52
that in sugar in the medium, they're able to sustain with no light.
58:55
So if the power does go out, your shit ain't gonna die. Oh
58:59
that's the other is that Blake. He has sauces like there's recipes to this,
59:05
you know, and there's people out there teaching TC, but the sauce
59:07
will be for an orchid. So then they'll come back to their lab and
59:12
then try to do it. They don't get no roots for the kids.
59:14
They come in at baggy that's already pre made. It's already pre made,
59:16
but you don't even know what's in it. So Blake teaches you all of
59:20
the ingredients that go into that special sauce. Like I don't know if we've
59:23
got this on the podcast before, but like this started for tomatoes, right,
59:28
tomatoes, rapes, tobacco, tobacco, tobaccos. So so this started
59:37
with to do this for like correct agricultural agriculture, for agriculture, for sickness
59:43
and the testing purposes management. Okay, so I'm a little bit like,
59:49
is this is this this what mont Santos does. No, mon Santos is
59:52
more about, you know, take splicing specific characteristics of a strain and taking
59:58
it out of that plant and inserting into another plant to create specifically. They
1:00:02
have they have these seeds where you can Genetic manipulation is like, yeah,
1:00:07
now you're unchaining DNA and you're pulling out sequences and changing those steps. Do
1:00:14
you know that we don't do that you don't genetically modify it. This isn't
1:00:16
even really chemistry. People think that it is where it because it's a laboratory,
1:00:21
it's it's a chemical it's not. It's sugar and water, So it's
1:00:23
not. You're actually less chemicals in this method because it's in the test tube.
1:00:28
There's no pesticides, there's no harsh fertilizers, fertilizer nothing. Yeah,
1:00:31
there's no bullshit. It's literally it's literally organic. It's what this is.
1:00:37
There's no chemicals in this. It's got a little bit of salt in there,
1:00:38
but it's minimum. It's it's such my minute amounts. And again we're
1:00:42
not sprained pesticides. We're not giving them anything. So from a green standpoint,
1:00:46
this is way more green and organic than your typical mother storage, your
1:00:51
mother growing. This is way more for the land for pollution and et cetera.
1:00:55
We're not you're running water and spill off with chemicals and that doesn't happen
1:01:00
in this method. When we grow inside here, there's no water runoff,
1:01:04
there's no pesticides. Everything is contained in this environment. So the plants,
1:01:07
again, when you grow them out, they're not dealing with all these problems,
1:01:09
they tend to flourish. Opening that up, Yep, that it'll contaminate,
1:01:15
it means it's contaminated. It would grow. It'll grow under a special
1:01:19
desk. Yes, it has to be done under a laminar flowhood, which
1:01:22
is a positive flow, its airs being sucked. It's like a special desk.
1:01:28
It's just a clean hood where I work. Otherwise, you open this
1:01:30
up by in the day tomorrow, I come in here and be white,
1:01:32
green, gray, yellow, purple. Shit would be growing. I mean,
1:01:36
we've seen like shrooms grow crazy. It's wild, like from one day
1:01:38
to another, all of a sudden there's heads. You're like, wait up,
1:01:40
I was here yesterday. How the fuck did that happen? Dude?
1:01:43
Any kind of danders, skin, debris, anything will grow in there like
1:01:47
wild. But this is the beauty of Once you get stuff like this,
1:01:51
you can see by looking at it anything, if there's a problem, it
1:01:53
will grow in here. Like you said, if the second I open it
1:01:58
and I try to close it back up and sol it to you the next
1:02:00
day, you're like, no, no, there's mold here, dude.
1:02:02
Kind of so yeah, it does require a little bit of a room.
1:02:07
Your hood is your main source for the laboratory. But again she said fifty
1:02:09
grand. You can still get a nice set up for about ten, you
1:02:13
know, for the home, like a home system. Yeah, but to
1:02:15
have a really nice lab that will literally if you build a fifty thousand dollars
1:02:19
lab, you're talking about a value instantly if you apply the protocols. I
1:02:22
won't sell my business for less than millions, just to put it cheaply.
1:02:25
So if you just get a lab up and running, the potential of that
1:02:29
lab once it's up and running far out exceeds anything in the cannabis industry as
1:02:34
far as return on investment. Incredible, lots of potential in the in the
1:02:38
tissue culture. Realm helping the cannabis industry is pretty cool. Fine, man,
1:02:45
We've like learned so much. Try to ramble there, I ramble at
1:02:50
bit no no no, no no no. This is all like like free
1:02:52
game, bro, just like like literally people well, people on Patreon are
1:02:55
you know, they're paying for the the you know, people pay for this
1:02:58
game and support the podcast too, and we do have super chats and all
1:03:01
this stuff. The only thing is that we are going to swap out with
1:03:04
Rock too, because he is gonna come on to ED eleven thirty. So
1:03:07
let's get let's read some of the super chats. Oh, yes, that's
1:03:10
right, I'm gonna has them. I'm gonna run through the super chats right
1:03:15
now because I know some of them are kind of questions, usually lots of
1:03:19
questions. All right, So I'll start it off first, one La La
1:03:23
five dollars. I can't tune in today, but I just wanted to stop
1:03:27
by and say hi and Happy Saturday to y'all. Thank you, Lala,
1:03:30
appreciate that super check. Thank you. Baseball season. Her kid plays baseball.
1:03:34
You know how that is when you're kids, you know her personal dude.
1:03:37
Mom first, who it is? Yes? Mom first, she goes,
1:03:39
yes, she's kids up. That's being a boss mom right there.
1:03:45
Mom first to lunch, Yes, yes, getting the snacks going to the
1:03:50
baseball field. It's not a Remember early some people be putting just cheetos of
1:03:55
them for real. I remember this one year and we were happy. But
1:04:00
as a kid, you're like, why you gotta flex this? This wife
1:04:02
with white family, they just bought all of us. McDonald's was like,
1:04:08
yeah, grateful? Were you grateful? I was grateful? But the other
1:04:11
parents are like, why you gotta out do us like that. I can
1:04:14
see how my mom was like, yo, I'm binging oranges and capri sons,
1:04:16
and yeah we were stoked. But I can see yeah, the other
1:04:24
parents are like, yeah, never got next week sucks because you're like,
1:04:28
oh, you're like, well, oranges, I always wanted. But I
1:04:30
was always that mom too, that just out did all the moms. You
1:04:34
were like Starbucks, room mom, hockey mom. I mean I'm your mama,
1:04:39
right, Cannon mom. You know you just got to be the best
1:04:42
at whatever you are, straight up? Uh, next one? Yes,
1:04:45
j Max c five dollars a yo. Shout out to that. We don't
1:04:50
smoke the same podcast What Up Blake and missus Pocololo. Do you experiment with
1:04:57
any grafting of cannabis? Plan was curious if that's been done. No,
1:05:02
I've thought about it. It's something I think about way too much. That's
1:05:05
the problems. I try to stay focused on. My one thing is,
1:05:08
you know, cannabis and in my students. But believe me, this particular
1:05:12
method, yeah, grafting has crossed my mind. It's got lots of potential
1:05:15
in the cannabis industry, but different splicing like a piece of a cherry and
1:05:18
putting it onto a cannabis plant or another plant. Grafting is taking us other
1:05:23
species and attaching it to another species. That's kind of cool. Yeah,
1:05:27
and then growing out. So what's it gonna do. Is it gonna inherit
1:05:30
genes from that other species and grow. So you're gonna now grow a cherry
1:05:32
avocado. That's, for example, what you can do. Like a yes,
1:05:38
yeah, like you can do some crazy ship yeah. Shout out to
1:05:43
the Ligers, my son's hockey team. Like I was like, I would
1:05:45
like, man if I had a kid, I'm like, learn chemistry,
1:05:47
trust me it really it's gonna be cool stuff. And I would be like,
1:05:50
I just can't tell you. But when you're older, and I like,
1:05:53
I don't want him doing cocaine. But it's like that's kind of cool.
1:05:56
Like at the end of the day, it's kind of cool. Just
1:05:58
not no no, no no to do it, like know the process of
1:06:00
how it's done, how it's chemistry does it? Like no one tells you
1:06:02
and one just tells you. Imber, I told you I wanted a plant
1:06:04
just to eat the leaves. Yeah, see, hey, I wanted to
1:06:08
trust me. I thought about bringing money and how can I multiply it just
1:06:11
to chew on those mofos while we're doing some garden work or something. You
1:06:14
know, I was like, I'm telling you no chemicals involved a simple plant,
1:06:18
you know nature, because I had I had a stop. You know,
1:06:23
well, it's not that I had to, but I was like,
1:06:24
I was like, hey, man, my party days, get me a
1:06:26
piece. We can work it solid piece. I was like, at some
1:06:29
point, I was like I was going to take myself out. Kept fucking
1:06:31
around. So I was like, yeah, So I was like, my
1:06:34
podcast isn't even popping yet. So I was like want grafting the trip though,
1:06:38
because it can really you can do some said. This just opens up
1:06:42
so many doors and in learning and everything else. It's made it fun because,
1:06:45
like I said, now it's endless possibilities, and you can really create
1:06:48
special solutions and things on these plants to make I'm not kidding you super plants.
1:06:53
You can really focus and make these plants do some wild ship because it
1:06:57
also happens out of the test tube. One. We do that work in
1:07:00
the test too. But I can also now make experimental solutions with cytokinds and
1:07:04
ogs and hormones and I can feed that to my plant outside in the garden
1:07:09
and make them do some like crazy shit, like really like huge growth in
1:07:15
compact inner nodes like superplants. And that's really not that's not genetic comodification.
1:07:19
It's chemistry. And yeah, yeah, there's a lot of stuff you can
1:07:24
do in it. Like I said, it's not really uh, it's not
1:07:27
a crazy scientific Frankenstein kind of shit people think about it. It's just simple
1:07:30
chemistry and learning to apply simple solutions per strain to create optimal ideal conditions.
1:07:36
And Blake's a really good teacher. We have a really high success rate of
1:07:41
everybody that's come through our our educational lab and six months follow up. Once
1:07:45
you come through, you basically get us for six months. We go farther
1:07:48
if necessary, but are nobody's failed and they are all doing really really well,
1:07:54
and I just it's the follow up. We help them succeed through pitfalls
1:07:58
and issues and because then the recommend do right, it's all word of mouth.
1:08:01
Yeah we don't. We don't market because then dude, I'm doing so
1:08:04
good, how you doing so good? It's alchemy, right, Yeah,
1:08:08
we don't spend any money on marketing for that reason we you know, that's
1:08:15
the best advertisement is is your own customer speaking highly of you because they got
1:08:19
the results that they wanted, because that's what they paid for, you know,
1:08:23
because we are not the cheapest people on the block. You know.
1:08:26
But but you know, what do you do? You walk into Louis Vuitton
1:08:30
and say, where's the sale rack? I do? Please? You never
1:08:34
met Oh my god? You a yeah, you ain't never going with me?
1:08:41
Oh my god. That's oh my god. Okay, because there is
1:08:46
no sale rack. That's my whole point. That's my whole point. There's
1:08:49
no sale wrack. Okay. Yeah, dog, you gotta know what you're
1:08:53
going for. You say, you're getting what you're paid for. Next one,
1:08:59
Christopher h One, He's on. Have he tried the chew high drinks
1:09:03
from Japan? I have not, But believe me, after finding out that
1:09:08
my doctor told me, I'm like perfectly healthy by the way, zaber fuck
1:09:11
you. My blood work came out great. I fucking might not even I
1:09:15
don't even have high cholesterol, bitch. That's how. That's how you know
1:09:17
I'm not technically fucking fat assholes. Yeah, Like so I'm like my heart's
1:09:23
working great. So after that I'm gonna try so many snacks in Japan.
1:09:26
Bro granted, oh yeah, and thank you ninety for bringing us snacks.
1:09:29
We will all yeah, come on, be honest. Your doctor said fifteen
1:09:33
No, my doctor said, I didn't have you said he oh no,
1:09:38
yeah, he told me. He was a yeah, bro, you don't.
1:09:40
He's like, yeah he told me. He say it's no urgency.
1:09:42
But he's like, you know, he's like, if you want to be
1:09:43
in the technical charge just dropped like fist year, you'll be you'll be at
1:09:45
that. And I was just like, all right, bro. I was
1:09:47
like, I'll do it without Olympic you know, I don't do that Olympic
1:09:50
ship. Dude. Yeah, I'm not. Yeah, I'm not. Please
1:09:55
hot overpills, please. I saw that ship with tuck her. I'm ge
1:10:00
brutal man. I do have my running games. Impeccable. Dog I got
1:10:02
doesn't believable. I'll smoke you dogun Yeah, oh yeah, I'll smoke you.
1:10:06
Dog runs, pull ups run I could run. You can't. No,
1:10:15
I can do pull up, but I could run them by like six
1:10:17
miles in an hour. Oh ship, I got a consistent rhythm or it's
1:10:23
just like all right, could you marathon runner up there. I'm actually trying
1:10:27
to to do one of those, like a good ten k, the Disney
1:10:30
five k. Yeah, my friend's trying to sign me up. So he's
1:10:32
waiting for the sign up sheet and I'm like, when he does that,
1:10:36
he's not about winning food. No, there's it's not little kids. It's
1:10:40
adults. And they're dressed up, you know, like Tinkerbell and Ship dressed
1:10:44
out. Oh my god, with the red shorts and everything in the purple.
1:10:48
Yes he could. It's a good I do have a costume like that's
1:10:53
my That's every year I buy, like a good quality costume. And then
1:10:55
eventually I'm like, but are you gonna want to run with all that that
1:10:58
I'm gonna Thats why I'm going to try to go for something that's easier.
1:11:00
Yeah, Disney red short, like make it short. Maybe one of the
1:11:03
robots. I don't know, Ladin was not big. I gotta be one
1:11:08
of the big carrell be I could be wrecked. Ralph. Oh yeah,
1:11:12
because you're losing weight. You said, so there you got's all right,
1:11:15
let's go to the next one. Dol Doja. I think he's yeah doja
1:11:19
one night sends one ninety nine, keep the raffles coming in, holding it
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motherfucking down. Thank you so much, doja appreciated, and good luck on
1:11:28
the next one. JYG for ninety nine. Ray I just bought a T
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fifty nineteen eighty three thirty five millimeter film camera. Any thoughts advice on shooting
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film for a beginner? What is your favorite part of film? Oh,
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you wrote it? Okay? Cool? He responding, Thank you so much.
1:11:48
And if you're not, just scroll up or rewatch the episode because he'll
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be there and the homie he's gonna back if you have any questions. Yeah,
1:11:57
And I have been putting the website for everybody wondering erogenetics dot com.
1:12:00
I put it, been putting it on there, and people that are wondering,
1:12:03
believe me, take this class if you if you're interested in investing and
1:12:06
you're stuck somewhere where you're just like fuck man, like I really want to
1:12:10
work with cannabis, but I don't know how. You don't have to have
1:12:13
a big lab to do what you heard it here. You just gotta have
1:12:15
the willingness and and and want to invest in yourself. Bro, you gotta
1:12:18
go ahead. And you're either gonna learn, like it's like learning a trade,
1:12:23
plain and simple. You're not going You're not gonna go. And it's
1:12:25
like, it's not like going to college. Bro. You're learning something that
1:12:28
you're gonna be able to teach, like you know, to yourself over and
1:12:30
over again, enhancing your skills. You are enhancing cannabis, no doubt.
1:12:35
It's awesome for cannabis. Don't get me wrong. It's phenomenal, but it
1:12:38
must have that sh it's good. It transcends cannabis. You can really take
1:12:43
this to guarding anything food. I mean opening your mindset and this this leads
1:12:47
to thoughts that you know, you don't really don't think about the cannabis industry
1:12:49
and released it's mind opening. So it's really cool. I mean, I'm
1:12:53
pretty sure if you I mean, you can probably start with weed and then
1:12:56
I'm pretty sure you can eventually saw a nursery and then get a like I
1:13:01
mean, one of you guys is in a job, but like would people
1:13:03
consider like a nun But they could take this knowledge too. Yes, saw
1:13:08
the fucking high yo, Look what I grow? And the knowledge to a
1:13:12
cultivation? What is it? The fifty dollars strawberries? What about those strawberries
1:13:15
that are done in TC from Japan. Yeah, your strawberries man cultured strawberries.
1:13:19
Bucks for eight strawberries. I mean to buy a square watermelon out there
1:13:23
to try it for once. It's pretty expensive. They yeah everything, Yeah,
1:13:29
like a square like a squared water milon. No, the test tube
1:13:31
strawberries. Yeah, so like was she's talking about, Like like it's pretty
1:13:34
much like the same method, but it's like because they're so pure and stero
1:13:39
and stero, like it's like the crazy it's a flavor. Like tomorrow,
1:13:42
we went in bottom. It was so hyped up. We saw it all
1:13:45
over the fucking TV and Facebook, everybody buying these fucking strawberries. So I
1:13:49
was like, you know what, let's go fucking pay and let me go
1:13:53
see. Well, there was nine strawberries in the curtin and it was eighty
1:13:57
four dollars, damn. So we bought them, brought it home, and
1:14:01
I'll tell you fucking what. They melt your mouth. One bite of the
1:14:05
strawberry and it was light pink. It wasn't even red, it was light
1:14:10
pink, and it tasted like twenty thousand sweet strawberries in your mouth, just
1:14:14
bursting with fucking juice. The terpenes were amazing. That sounds like it was
1:14:18
worth the eighty dollars. They're so soft they can't be transported because they bruise
1:14:24
and damage. So they're specifically packaged because the market strawberries for what we eat.
1:14:28
Now. They can take a beating, but they're hardest shit and they
1:14:30
taste horrible. No, they come in a special carton. Ye are delivered
1:14:34
in a special cart because there's they got soft, yes, dude, Yeah,
1:14:39
they're on in his own little catered seat. Yes, and it's just
1:14:42
sealed melt in your mouth. You can smell them that they stink up the
1:14:45
building, like you can smell the shit. It's fast, this is and
1:14:48
you don't buy them all the time, but it's fucking worth it to say
1:14:50
that you got those TC strawberries and that fucking turpine are preserved through tissue culture.
1:14:56
You can really enhance them and preserve them. Could you do that you
1:15:00
wanted to if you said, okay, I want to make that I want
1:15:01
to make those strawberries you want obviously not tomorrow, but you can. We
1:15:04
did this year. We did beats the strawberry I put everything because I just
1:15:10
because this is what the government does for endangered species. They'll put stuff in
1:15:14
TC because it requires no maintenance. You can leave it the store in the
1:15:15
refrigerator for years at a time and come back and get it and grow it
1:15:18
out. Do that virus. I want to have a nice everything. Credit
1:15:23
viruses. They literally have viruses that are like dangerous and they have them in
1:15:27
little volts and all that. But think about it, like if you wanted
1:15:29
to start a garden, You're like, hey, mama, what do you
1:15:30
got in your garden? And test tubes. I'm like, oh, I
1:15:32
got carrots like a jalapeno cilantro. What do you want today for your garden?
1:15:35
You just hit me up and I got the test tubes right there.
1:15:38
You don't have to go and pop the seeds and waste the time. And
1:15:42
I got them right here in test tubes already. Man. That is See,
1:15:44
this is this is game. This is life Chandi for everybody out there.
1:15:46
I'm telling you guys, next one, dejas chirps, what's up,
1:15:51
y'all. Thank you for the guest for dropping so much knowledge. What a
1:15:57
great episode. Welcome that Foe's learning in Texas. I'm telling you, bro,
1:16:00
if you take that class. But if you want to do ahead of
1:16:03
the game in Texas yet you already know this, it's gonna get you eventually
1:16:08
be ahead of the game. Hey, people want to save their strains.
1:16:12
I'm telling you people have that. Like I say, women in shoes,
1:16:15
they all were trying to grow all these new strains all the time. We
1:16:16
keep so many eventually and they get sick. People don't understand that the seedlings
1:16:20
are the most vulnerable because there's no immune system. They tend to carry most
1:16:24
of the problems. People cram their gardens full of them. This stops that
1:16:28
we can put them all. Once they grow and sprout in the seed I
1:16:30
put them into the culture and they're protected. At that point on, they're
1:16:33
no longer vector, meaning no virus. No bugs can get to my plants
1:16:38
and transmit the problem. And that's a big part of the problem. In
1:16:40
a mother room, things transmit plant to plant, person to person. That
1:16:44
stops in tissue culture. That's the worst is the mom room. That's a
1:16:46
disease holder room. Really cool, like I said, the science part of
1:16:50
it, it really opened up said, now you can make your own nutrients,
1:16:54
you can make rooting, you can make rooting solutions, because when you
1:16:57
understand the chemistry that we use for tissue culture, it's a outside of tissue
1:17:00
culture. Like I said, clone X itself, that is nothing more than
1:17:04
agar food coloring with hormones in it that you dig your clone in to make
1:17:10
your clone root. So you can literally this is just the clone X.
1:17:13
But that shit sells for like thirty bucks a bottle that would cost you in
1:17:15
tissue culture about fifty cents to make yourself. You can make it with the
1:17:20
same hormones that I use, the same shit. We just water down the
1:17:23
agar. We have a shroom sponsor. It was the same thing. You
1:17:27
have the culture and he tell you the packaging and you sell you the soil
1:17:30
and he's like, keep it here, keep it try and don't let the
1:17:31
thing get into it. But so it's funny how it's all. It's all
1:17:34
pretty much. It is mycology and tissue culture very very similar, similar,
1:17:38
but it's very different. Yeah, but it's just I just like the terminology.
1:17:42
I'm like, you learn this one. You probably can figure out o
1:17:44
one out. Dude. It's agriculture really, it's agriculture on a micro microscopic
1:17:47
level kind of, but it's awesome because it gives you so much control and
1:17:50
variables that, like I said, for experimentation, because I can keep so
1:17:54
many pieces of this plant, it allows for massive experimentation. I meaning I
1:17:58
can try one plant here in one plant and another plant from there. I
1:18:02
can do different things scenarios, food, environment and see what happens. So
1:18:06
I mean testing multiple multiple plants to see which environment, which scenario best suits
1:18:13
it. So I can do fifty to one hundred different scenarios for each strain
1:18:15
and literally narrow it down to dial in again, a superplant. This is
1:18:19
I mean this, like I said, this is just super game changer.
1:18:25
I'm like, my mind is blown and and I'm just like it's almost like
1:18:30
like you're like somebody is You're trying to convince somebody after discovering fire, like
1:18:33
what the use of you know, Like you're like, no, no,
1:18:36
no, it was cold before. Yeah, Like yeah, like you don't
1:18:40
understand, Like I don't have to sell you on this. It's it's it
1:18:44
does it's good for so many things. You never have to sell We don't.
1:18:46
We just love it. We truly fucking love it. It's it's the
1:18:48
beautiful thing is obviously we love making money, but we really love we love
1:18:53
you love what you do. Yeah, that's a star win. You're over
1:18:57
here like natural, but you're like being your tall star win. But but
1:19:00
it's beyond that, it's awesome ex beyond that. It's like it's like when
1:19:05
you love what you do and you're and you're doing it, the money is
1:19:08
gonna come with it exactly, like you know what I mean, Like if
1:19:11
you're passionate about what the fuck you're gonna do, bro, and just the
1:19:13
money is not the only thing on your mind, that's like that's what when
1:19:16
sh it works out and like it works out on the quality. Yeah,
1:19:19
we love when other people is successful that that pulls us along succeeding. Yeah,
1:19:23
that's what this is. I love that you're wearing then. Yeah you're
1:19:27
like yeah, you're like yeah, yeah we didn't where we didn't wear our
1:19:29
own gear here, we were one of our clients that this is awesome to
1:19:32
us. Honestly, I would if you got if you guys don't have if
1:19:38
you guys don't have a you know, a personal connection or something like that,
1:19:41
go to whevery cush bro like, man, they've been around for a
1:19:44
minute, Go get yourself a fucking one of the one of these jars,
1:19:46
and I will guarantee you that there is not a lot of bud that looks
1:19:53
like the way these nugs look like. This is it's top tier bud and
1:19:57
you're gonna be paying quality for it, you know what I mean. Like
1:20:00
and people, it's not for everybody, bro, I understand, but for
1:20:03
the people that are about that kind of sour ship and they they got headies.
1:20:08
Yeah, like a lot of the fools in that got headies like we
1:20:10
got like yeah, it's it's it's like what that you can't be like,
1:20:13
yeah, you don't want to smell dumb ship? I know, yeah for
1:20:15
sure. Come on, I don't love the craft guys. I do love
1:20:18
the big growers, but I feel like, you know, it's it's hard
1:20:21
to grow big and manage all that and create a good product. These guys
1:20:26
have a system this like in tissue culture, they have a protocol in their
1:20:30
procedures. Many they don't mess around, and that's rare. In cannabis.
1:20:33
Something's usually missing, a missing link. Like literally, you go in there
1:20:36
and you're fucking dipping your feet in. You're changing into scrubs, like fucking
1:20:41
top tiers it smells like cleaning. It smells. I mean some of these
1:20:44
meaning it's crazy. Some of these growers focus more on growing their ego than
1:20:47
the actual right right, got none of that, dude, None of that.
1:20:51
No fucking ego cameras in this place, nothing like that at all.
1:20:55
It's great cameras on the weed, but not cameras on themselves. They're not
1:20:58
like you know, yeah and the family. Yeah, I know, they're
1:21:00
not about that, as you can see. Next one. J Max says
1:21:05
this has been a super insightful episode. Shout out to Blake, miss Pocololo
1:21:12
and that we don't smoke the same squad rockets in the back dropping names to
1:21:16
himself. He's doing he's doing a close out. He already said he's in.
1:21:20
He's in coming to closing. You said, uh, that you like
1:21:25
that. They're loving the knowledge. Yes, small weird niche of stoners like
1:21:28
we have. We will bring real estate agents to drop knowledge on that crypto
1:21:31
and cryptos santo real advice that they're like, they're stoked, like we find
1:21:39
a new median. Yeah, who's finding new Like Yo, it's crazy,
1:21:42
bro, we love that, dude. Yeah, it's cool and it's cool
1:21:44
that so it's like technically we're like the we're like the morning talk show sometimes.
1:21:49
Yeah, like you know, remember like I'm Regions, You're the whole
1:21:53
chick. Yeah yeah, go to the which you Oh for sure? God,
1:22:03
yeah, it's it's it's it's we're grateful again for thank you for having
1:22:06
a song. We're grateful that we can share the knowledge. I mean,
1:22:11
yeah, I'm listening to like Joe Rogan's like this ain't Agan episode, Yeah,
1:22:17
dropping mad knowledge. I'm surprised he doesn't. He doesn't know about this
1:22:20
bro like he like, so Joe Rogan needs to know about this bro.
1:22:23
It's a great it's a great topic. He loves weed and who doesn't want
1:22:27
the best motherfucking But you want to go somewhere when we when we start talking
1:22:30
about this ship, especially me and her kind of the way we look,
1:22:32
will go places and we'll be talking about tissue culture and and cyto kinds and
1:22:36
augs and and people will be listening like, excuse us, but you guys
1:22:39
don't look like that. What are you talking about? What the ship?
1:22:42
You know? If you guys got me interested in science, and you'll normally
1:22:45
normally I'm like, I'm usually like nah, I leave that to But I'm
1:22:47
like, what book do I gotta read? Yeah? You want to know?
1:22:50
Yeah, Like, I'm just like, because this is like when you
1:22:54
take this, you you literally he lights that fire under your eyes. Crazy
1:22:58
to do it. What's crazy is is COVID. The same testing they're using
1:23:00
for COVID is the same testing we used to test for virus in our plants,
1:23:05
PCR, PCR testing, PCR testing the plants. Know. So no,
1:23:12
not quite that, but it's crazy. You talk about cannabis. They
1:23:15
never got actual. I thought they never found actual. Well yeah, see
1:23:19
that's that's that's key. We work with a company who creates the solutions that
1:23:24
that's on it. It's got, but for the host of the cannabis not
1:23:28
Yeah, COVID is different. Yeah, they don't have the home. And
1:23:32
that's another subject is you have to have the host to test it. These
1:23:35
motherfuckers are buying these Amazon kits for twenty dollars. Oh yeah, I tested
1:23:39
it properly. No you didn't. You have to have the host. Proper
1:23:43
testing. Just like a lot of the COVID tests didn't work. We're working
1:23:45
with a company. They have a PCR test and they've made the protocols,
1:23:50
the the essays, and they're accurate. They're so accurate that we can do
1:23:56
all these tests in house. Freaking awesome game changer. Yeah to major know
1:24:00
mixes ahead. I love this. Yeah like this, this is literally like
1:24:03
one of the best episodes we've had this year. Do your do You're a
1:24:08
hot choy for twenty Thank you for the show. We don't smoke the same
1:24:12
crew. Hey, thank you for your super chat. Appreciate that. And
1:24:14
I think this is the last, but not least. Mattuh sends a superchat.
1:24:18
Great episode today, very informative. Salute fam awesome, salute, bank
1:24:24
you, cheers, thank you. Yeah, like this is this is literally
1:24:27
a game changer. I don't know how people are sleeping on this, like
1:24:30
like what, like literally it's mind blowing, especially because I know so many
1:24:33
people that have grows and crazy I have problems in their grow, so I
1:24:40
mean it's inevitable. Problems in the crow are inevitable. Yeah, this is
1:24:44
giving me freedom. It really has because now once I have stuff in here,
1:24:45
like I said, we can leave. It's it's gives it. It
1:24:47
gives me freedom. I can leave, man, And I know most people
1:24:50
in cannabis can't. So I've heard people, Yeah, that's weird. Like,
1:24:54
I'm like, you're trapped. I'm like, you're a cultivator. You
1:24:57
can't ever go nowhere, take your wife out on a fucking this time.
1:25:00
And if I don't water, my shit's gonna die. If it comps,
1:25:02
don't come on something that doesn't happen in this I know the answer is gonna
1:25:05
be yes. But I used to have a homeide name my my homie Bill,
1:25:09
that motherfucker used to talk about, Dude, you can grow. It's
1:25:13
gonna take you like five six six six six yo. What would you guys
1:25:17
call him? Harvest? Yeah, six harvests to get something decent. Yeah,
1:25:21
it hunting. Yeah. He's like, it's gonna take you. If
1:25:25
you start growing, your first one's gonna be trash. You're not even gonna
1:25:28
smoke it. Your second one. You'll saying to dial in that strain to
1:25:30
know exactly how to grow it. I'm asking, like, because he already
1:25:33
knew how to grow, It's like, how long is it going to take
1:25:34
me to be able to grow my own way to smoke it? He said
1:25:36
it would take me like six harvests if I went straight to you. Yeah,
1:25:41
it's out of the gate, right off the bat. The next week,
1:25:43
I'm I'm I can't. We can, literally, we can show you
1:25:45
because this guy scared me. Because they scared You're like, you're the first
1:25:47
harvest. Is gonna be trash. That's what they always tell you, that
1:25:49
you're gonna trash because it's your first trial. You're not gonna get it right.
1:25:54
Seed hunting, that choosy hunting, which comes there's a lot of work
1:25:56
in that. We do all that work this way ahead of time for you
1:25:59
if you want that. You know, we love seat hunts, but we'll
1:26:01
do all that wolfsh You literally show you everything about the strain. You can
1:26:04
look at it, touch it, see it, smell it, look at
1:26:06
everything before you purchase it and run it, so you can know what you're
1:26:09
gonna run. You have the ability to really know everything about it before you
1:26:13
decide to put it into your grip. Yeah, if you fuck up,
1:26:14
the flowerd us on you. Yeah, straight up. We don't say how
1:26:17
much they yield because that's so variable. You don't tea to how to know.
1:26:20
We don't. We're not. We don't teach you how to cultivate.
1:26:23
Now we'll teach you how to do tissue culture. We are TC only and
1:26:28
then but then you guys obviously know someone that will teach. Like if you
1:26:30
want to get a new bee, Like, let's say, for me,
1:26:31
I'm a nubie, I want to learn teach your culture. Then I want
1:26:33
to learn how to cultivate out. Cultivating requires that's some time. You have
1:26:38
to learn to stare at a plant for for years and years literally, like
1:26:42
anything, you have to stare at a plant and learn to diagnose by by
1:26:46
visualization. You know, That's what scouting is. It's been able to spot
1:26:49
bugs from ten feet away without even knowing what's going on. But that's the
1:26:54
thing. I love it, but I hate it now. I'll walk into
1:26:56
someone's run obviously. Yeah, I'm walking to a facility. I can see
1:26:59
a spider might from twenty feet away, and they're like, what do you
1:27:00
mean. I'm like, I can you have a fucking spider man? And
1:27:02
it's like it's a curse because I can see. I don't want to.
1:27:04
That's like telling someone their kids ugly. By the way, you're better you're
1:27:09
far away too, from far away. Look, you're better off telling You're
1:27:14
better off telling the kids ugly rather than telling a gardener that they have a
1:27:18
spider man, you might as well tell them. Somebody said the chs g
1:27:21
he can't even grow up, so out of the game. You can come
1:27:30
to us get strains and you don't got to go through all that crap.
1:27:33
You can get something that look it'll do this if you just but learning to
1:27:36
do the grow that that that requires a little bit of time. You have
1:27:39
to go through some failure. My brother, that's just part of it.
1:27:42
That's what everyone says. Yeah, that's why you got to just get into
1:27:44
the flavor game. Dog. You just like telling you, dude, those
1:27:47
have those test dudes, you could fit a lot. Bro. You used
1:27:49
to have like like think about it, bros. That you could just be
1:27:55
like, hey man, I was like, somebody really needs some fire out
1:27:57
wherever. Boom Bro shipping this is the beauty because again, uh, they
1:28:02
don't get beat up, they don't have they're not getting dry or cold.
1:28:05
They're in their own environment because it's sealed its own environment. Yeah it's hemp.
1:28:10
So these are This makes a method of shipping super easy and volume and
1:28:14
like I said, there's no risk of stress. The plants being don't get
1:28:17
stressed out. There's no stress. Keep growing in here. Oh, it'll
1:28:20
grow for a year. I can leave them there for over a year.
1:28:24
Is it going to keep growing the room? It'll grow and it'll eventually eat
1:28:27
the food. It'll eat the food over time, depending on the temperature of
1:28:30
the rooms it. If the room's warm, it'll eat more food. If
1:28:32
it's kept cold, that food will last up to one to two years.
1:28:36
Yeah, it's a It's a great way to sit there and slowly manage my
1:28:41
stuff without We like things that grow fast, but at the same time,
1:28:44
I like it to be under my control. Gives me freedom, a lot
1:28:47
of fun, and like I said, it makes it fun. It looks
1:28:49
like it really looks like a lot of like I feel like a little kid
1:28:51
in chemistry class. Du If they would have had this in class and when
1:28:56
I was growing, I would have been a straight A student. I went
1:28:58
home. Yeah, yeah, I would been a straight A student. Dude
1:29:00
if I had this too. Oh man, okay, now I can apply
1:29:02
my math, Now I can apply my chemistry. Now I have a reason
1:29:05
to understand the shit fucking in. I would have been a dude. I've
1:29:09
seriously not being conceived. I'd have been a fucking straight a student. But
1:29:12
I had no desire. I wanted to go home and watch my phototron grow
1:29:15
my weed plant. Yeah, just just grow, just growing the plant.
1:29:20
But yeah, learn this is something that like, if you can't learn this
1:29:24
in college, man, like you got to you gotta hit up Marry Genetics
1:29:27
and take their course. Man, how long do you think that there'll be
1:29:30
a course like this in a college, in a CC or till there is
1:29:33
ten fifteen. Well, because cannabis, there's going to be that. You
1:29:36
know, it's never You might learn it from somebody who doesn't know cannabis,
1:29:40
But do you want to learn from somebody who doesn't know cannabis or who's never
1:29:43
grown weed ever? All they do is they do it for tomatoes. There's
1:29:45
a lot of people that have converted that are teaching now that don't know cannabis.
1:29:49
I would prefer someone and I'm not saying this because it's us, but
1:29:51
I want someone who knows cannabis because we're trying to, you know, make
1:29:56
it better, understand what works in the chemistry of it. Just to suit
1:30:00
that comes up in here and just wants to take people's money to just show
1:30:01
them their orchid education come on now. So they could go to like,
1:30:04
you know, their next business meeting and be like, guess who my new
1:30:06
client is? Right? Well, plus they're in a room of like you're
1:30:10
you're in a room with ten to fifteen other students. Ours is one on
1:30:13
one. So you brought up or or or kids. Yeah, I'm guessing
1:30:16
there's one of those. Some of those that are worth thousands of dollars.
1:30:20
Oh yeah, yeah, right, I say, yeah, yeah, Like
1:30:23
what's the most It's like banana og. I have banana og and tissue culture.
1:30:27
It's a five thousand dollars cut, damn for one tube. For one
1:30:30
tube. She's been in TC for four years. Banana og is very rare,
1:30:35
very unique. You're never gonna find just banana og. Everybody has crossed
1:30:40
her and hoard her out so much. Nobody has the original organ. We
1:30:44
have the organ kid cut banana og in test tube clone used to be seven
1:30:46
to fifteen dollars, sometimes twenty five. Yes, she's five thousand because Blake
1:30:49
worked on her for years. Well now she'll sell that test tube cutting like
1:30:53
that for about five hundred bucks per clone. So from seven to fifteen clan
1:30:57
because this is pure though, you're getting here. It's yet like it's like,
1:31:00
hey, bro, like, if something fucks up, you did it
1:31:01
because this ship was pristine. And if you're a member, obviously those prices
1:31:05
are cheaper. We have membership program that she has. She has a membership
1:31:09
program, and if you are a member, she'll sell you that plant for
1:31:12
a discount rate. But we average now for people who are non members,
1:31:15
it's about five hundred bucks for single. So it benefits you to learn the
1:31:18
class because you can do this yourself and now you take your clones that were
1:31:21
less less valuable, and you've created value in your product because you can verify
1:31:26
everything. We're not in the business to sell clones. We're in the business.
1:31:29
I'm expensive for a reason. I'm trying to motivate you to learn it
1:31:30
yourself. I don't want to charge you dat unless you really want it.
1:31:32
I'll give it to you, but I want you to learn it yourself.
1:31:35
Yeah, we don't mind helping our friends that do want need it, and
1:31:38
don't mind you, but that's not what we're in the business for. What's
1:31:40
the business to educate and make you self sufficed. But essentially, somebody could
1:31:43
just start a business of just selling cos correct yeah, and we want to
1:31:47
teach you. And now you're not going to have bugs and virus and spread
1:31:50
ship to the community. Right, people will love you because you're not going
1:31:54
to be part of the problem. You're not going to spread ship. And
1:31:56
it's all testable. That's the beauty. And it doesn't cost all this money
1:31:59
because you can be doing this under an led light in a root bedroom.
1:32:02
It doesn't require special ship. It's very minimal cost associated to normal growing,
1:32:08
you know. And there was a lot of loss. You keep the clone
1:32:10
for two or for weeks, they start to degrade after you're not utilizing them.
1:32:13
You're having to water them. Not in here. We put these things
1:32:15
in tubes and it's leave them alone and wait until you need them, pull
1:32:18
them out seven to ten days. You're in business. It's a great way
1:32:20
to store house keep at low cost. It's just fucking incredible. Like I
1:32:26
said, it's an amazing People haven't figured it out, but they will when
1:32:29
people you know, it's like that secret in the beginning. People didn't want
1:32:31
to share their sauce or their strange you know, it's it that's their that's
1:32:34
their bread and butter. Well, people are we're trying to share it.
1:32:36
We want people to figure it out, like the gatekeepers. The sauce it
1:32:44
takes to make these things root in culture. Each plant requires a different solution.
1:32:47
That's why when you use a kit, it doesn't work in my opinion,
1:32:50
because it's one size fits all. Cannabis is not one size. Each
1:32:54
strain reacts to different solutions. We teach you the chemistry behind creating specific protocol
1:33:00
that give you the ability to make superplants. Everybody that grows nose that peanut
1:33:03
butter breadth does not grow the same as kittles, and it doesn't grow the
1:33:06
same as kulado Oges don't grow the same. So you got to learn the
1:33:10
sauce so you can fix it and trk it per strain, and we really
1:33:14
focus on the chemistry. That's what That's what our class comes down to.
1:33:16
It's understanding the chemistry behind creating the solutions that you put your plants in.
1:33:21
Understanding look at it. Help you, okay, motherfuckers, help me,
1:33:26
help you? Fuck off? How many are? Like? All right?
1:33:33
So like an investment on like a really big scale is like fifty k right,
1:33:36
Like, uh, what is like the people out there? Like,
1:33:40
what's a personal investment? Costs. I could build a decent one for about
1:33:43
between ten fifteen, and I say ten, you could do it for five.
1:33:46
But you just want to do it correct. Yeah, you want to
1:33:48
do it correct. The Bill Gram method is what everybody used to do.
1:33:51
They bought this kid, you tipped a hood inside and you got infections.
1:33:55
And when you get infections, you get infections. It discourages you. So
1:33:59
we get you to do the things. And when it comes to building the
1:34:01
lab, we don't charge for that. That's part of the class. We
1:34:03
help you get the equipment so you're not buying unnecessary bullshit, you know,
1:34:08
and that's part of it. The equipment will save you headache and heartache of
1:34:12
failure. We'll stop that so you don't have those problems, so you'll want
1:34:15
to continue because you're not failing. Most people buy these kids and they fail
1:34:17
their nuts off, and they park them in the corner after that big investment
1:34:20
because there's no there mushrooms. But we do. We give you a detailed
1:34:26
supply list, so we guide you through the process. You don't just take
1:34:28
our class and we're like PC the motherfucker. We pick up the phone once
1:34:31
you're a student. You call when you're having a problem, we diagnose it
1:34:33
quickly and get you beyond. We're using peakers, you're using test tubs.
1:34:45
You're using test tubes, not baby food. We put you in scrubs.
1:34:48
She provides food. It's a hardcore class. We're one on one and we
1:34:51
spend about four hours on actual education. Then we go right into the lab
1:34:56
and do every procedure hands hands on, and you're not in a group.
1:35:00
It is a one on one course, so you can interject and interrupt and
1:35:04
learn. That's how you learn. You'll leave. You'll be able to operate
1:35:08
your own lab. If you have one, the ability to set one up.
1:35:11
You can go home and open up a business and begin about five different
1:35:14
sources of income from tissue culture, from clean clones to storage to breeding.
1:35:18
There's lots of lots of different things you can do. Here's here's I mean.
1:35:23
If I'm gonna be a hustler, I'm like, okay, I pay
1:35:24
for this. You know what I do. I go to the fucking the
1:35:28
began markets. Let them know I know how to do this. They want
1:35:31
most organic possible you can bro you you get you get a booth at the
1:35:41
farmer's market and you set out for four weeks in a row, and then
1:35:44
these people are like, you just get make it up, and then then
1:35:46
the store is gonna be like, well, so put this motherfucker out selling
1:35:48
us, and then you just make it for the store. Hey, look
1:35:55
up the cost of grow medium these days. It ain't cheap. From from
1:35:58
rockwool to oasis cubes expensive. This is sugar and water. Think about the
1:36:02
cost. It's extremely inexpensive to maintain your plants and sugar and water. People
1:36:06
will scream it's so expensive to have a TC lab and it really isn't It
1:36:11
saves you, It saves your ship. It's a minor investment. Like I
1:36:14
keep saying, let's go haves on in Steph tone. I know because like
1:36:17
it literally like he was texting me right now. Shout out to the Steph
1:36:20
tone. That was great. Shout out I miss him. I haven't seen
1:36:24
him in years, and shout out to be Yes, we were all there
1:36:27
yesterday. We went to Fogo to dinner and then I was just talking.
1:36:30
I was talking with Steph tone and then uh, you know, we had
1:36:32
different conversations. But he texted me right away after He's like, Yo,
1:36:36
this is a dope. Dope what is it? Uh, you know,
1:36:40
guess you have. He's like, I'm interested in the Claus too, So
1:36:43
I'm like, I can't wait. I'm like, man, I was like,
1:36:45
you might, you might. You might spark something in his mind where
1:36:48
he's like life after rock, you know what I mean? Yes, I
1:36:53
mean because at some point it's like you know what I mean, Like you
1:36:55
know it's gonna be a comeback, and he loves his weed or life like
1:36:59
when he's not on you know what I mean, Like you know he's not
1:37:01
rock and rolling out there. Everybody likes being proud of something. Man.
1:37:04
People love being proud of something, especially their own unique strains and all that.
1:37:08
Well, this really gives you an opportunity to, i mean, dial
1:37:10
it in. You can get so creative in chemistry that you can really,
1:37:14
like I said, superplant, you can really focus on the turbs and the
1:37:16
growth and create something special and then you can preserve it. You don't lose
1:37:19
it. Ever, you can lock on a whole other level. Just take
1:37:23
People have hit it so many times. Oh man, I lost my favorite
1:37:26
one. I couldn't keep it. I've lost it. Well, once you
1:37:28
understand this method, it's like you get some sugar and some water you put
1:37:30
in the tube. You leave it until you're ready to dig her back out
1:37:32
again. You can keep your favorite new album weed six. Yeah, breeding
1:37:40
the breeding process, I can keep males. I can take a male plant
1:37:43
and I don't risk, you know, spreading it in the tube. But
1:37:45
I can keep that mail. If it's my favorite breeding male, I can
1:37:48
just keep it, pull it out, flower it if I want to,
1:37:50
and take that pollen and breed massively. It's a great opportunity to do.
1:37:55
Like I said, you can create about five different businesses once you understand tissue
1:37:58
culture. It's amazing, really cool, endless, limitless. And we say
1:38:01
that because we came from the cloning industry. That's what we used to do,
1:38:05
and this has really just allowed us to branch out because it's opened up
1:38:09
different opportunities and that learning again kind of transcends cannabis. It really allows you
1:38:13
opportunity to learn, which to me opens up other doors, other opportunities.
1:38:17
You know. But I tell people all the time, if you're a ninja
1:38:19
and your sword is dull, don't you want to fucking sharpen it? You
1:38:24
know what I mean? After using it all those times? Don't you want
1:38:27
to sharpen that fucking nice so you could be the best ninja that you can
1:38:30
be. Let us sharpen your tools. We're not trying to teach you,
1:38:33
you know, something new. This is to enhance what you already know.
1:38:39
If you are truly strictly passionate about this plant, this is just an enhancement
1:38:45
of what you already know and just making you just that better premium cultivator.
1:38:51
You know, do you want to wear fucking shoes from paylists? Or you
1:38:54
want to wear Louis vatans? You know, like what do you want?
1:38:58
You know? And that's what's amazing about thing where we live is that our
1:39:01
dreams are all achievable. You know, it's limitless. And if this is
1:39:05
something that you want to do and you want to be better at and be
1:39:09
the best cultivator, not just where the biggest thing and smoke out of the
1:39:13
most priceiest thing, like be the big boss and have the real legit ship
1:39:16
and have the TC flowers. You know, less problems is the answer to
1:39:20
me. When you have less problems, anything in life's better with less problems.
1:39:25
And this allows us to proactively starry to cut you off that proactively eliminate
1:39:29
those problems. And it's a great thing. Yes, And to have the
1:39:31
best, you got to stop being toxic. Cactus breeder is going to hit
1:39:38
him up. I bet he is. Have a cactus breader, that's all
1:39:42
he literally he sells, Oh yeah, we do it, you know,
1:39:45
yeah. But he grows like them, like apparently there is like hell a
1:39:47
different type of friend, Gabe, and he give me one too, And
1:39:53
like I think my girlfriend's dad grows it in his yard. He's like and
1:39:58
he's like he's you know, I don't know if I'm ever gonna take it,
1:40:00
but this, like her dad is, you know, he's one of
1:40:02
those old Senora's that like he knows how to take your plants type of ship.
1:40:05
So, like you know, val everybody's describing with this little they're worth
1:40:13
a lot? Is this is? This? Is this used in tequila?
1:40:17
Could be it could be you could enhance your I'm trying to think about how
1:40:25
this can go again. How do you how do you specifically enhance it?
1:40:29
Enhancing again comes from having multiple pieces of the same plant, testing it out
1:40:32
in different situations. Yes, you have thousands of multiples right here. Everything
1:40:41
a lot of water today when that environment everything, Yes, every and now
1:40:47
you create wires you to the special oh, because we've ran over a thousand
1:40:51
test scenarios to create the ultimate best processing, purity flavor. That's that's that's
1:40:59
the that's the winning, that's the shit. And like I said, when
1:41:01
you valuable cannabis, now we can make that in each strain. You know.
1:41:04
I love banana. It's like my prize because we love smashing it in
1:41:09
the in the ros and it's just fucking delicious. I don't only like the
1:41:11
flower, so to speak, but the ros is incredible. And that plant
1:41:15
was almost dead when we got it. It was just beat, it was
1:41:16
worn out. It went through TC for almost two years, and now it's
1:41:19
one of our favorite strains. It's absolutely incredible to bring something back from nothing
1:41:23
and have it in the garden again. Killer man. But being an osteoporosis
1:41:28
patient and a cancer survivor, banana og is a very special plant to me.
1:41:32
She helps with pain and with anxiety. She is just an amazing,
1:41:39
amazing plant, especially when she's turned into ice hash frosin. She's just phenomenal.
1:41:44
They to me want to go to the gym, phenomenal. I love
1:41:46
beating up iron after I swear it's like uplifting to me. It's very very
1:41:49
creative, very yeah. Pain, I don't know what it is. It's
1:41:53
a phenomenal strain. I love that whatever. The turpenoids of that particular strain
1:41:56
are very effective on the body. It's Oh, there's some trains that I'm
1:42:01
like the blocks pain, No doubt it blocks pain like it is. Sometimes
1:42:06
it's train I'm assuming because I'll ahold like joint right literally does matter. It's
1:42:12
a lot of fun. I enjoy smoking and going to the gym. Oh
1:42:15
yeah, I don't know. I do it afterwards now because up early dog
1:42:18
eure rope, You're like early bird gets the worm type of dude. Now,
1:42:20
yeah, brothers, there's had twenty four hours in the day. There's
1:42:25
money to be made, like money to be time is money money, Yeah,
1:42:30
because I got to wake up at six the next day. I've done
1:42:33
so much on the hours, you know what I mean? Straight up?
1:42:36
Bro, Like sometimes like one of these like it's Sunday, why are you
1:42:40
want to get up early? I was like, I could get ahead for
1:42:43
Monday. Yeah. Yeah, Like she's like, why do you want to
1:42:45
get it? Like I could get ahead from Monday? You know, like
1:42:48
ahead of the game. That's what you get my thinking done. Four or
1:42:51
five, six in the morning, that's when I'm getting my ship together because
1:42:54
it's so quiet. Ye. The only one that's happened to see me awake
1:42:57
that early is the cat, say the animals, Yeah, the cat.
1:43:01
The Cat's like, hell yeah, fresh pets. Oh my god, I
1:43:05
love it. Yeah. It's again grateful to have us on and share this
1:43:09
because it's it's kind of hard to get this only certain people. No,
1:43:13
no, no, I was I was actually headed to that. I actually
1:43:15
want to. I want to thank personally both of you guys, Nanny and
1:43:18
Blake for coming by, Like for real, just get around of applause.
1:43:20
Man, thank you. I learned. I literally came out here over and
1:43:25
it went away. I was like I need to learn, like, you
1:43:27
know, like honestly, this is this is something where I was just like,
1:43:30
man, I was like, flavors By could just be more than just
1:43:32
selling the bud that's right. I was like, we could be the flavor
1:43:35
provider to be like, yo, I got these rare ass ones. I
1:43:38
was like, they're not sick, like you know that, and it's like
1:43:42
like I never thought that there would be something like this that yes, because
1:43:47
I've always been like every time I see kids, I'm like, man,
1:43:49
I was like, you look like like you just had to be at thet
1:43:53
the plants like all the time. Dog Like He's like like, you look
1:43:55
like you want to take a vacation, but you got to be at the
1:43:57
plants. Guardian's labor. Guardian is labor. Culture is laboratory. It's a
1:44:01
different you're thinking with your head in the lab, in the garden you're growing.
1:44:04
It's labor. This is in your head. You're able to think.
1:44:08
So if you're a thinker, you can really change shit. And she's my
1:44:11
twin brother. We have the same birthdays. By the way, the word
1:44:15
have you seen him? He looks good now, he looks good these days,
1:44:17
but he needs to do this so he can, oh, yeah,
1:44:18
for sure, vacation go to Hawaii for a week, ben because because you
1:44:23
know how like well, because you know, I'm just I say that he
1:44:25
looks good now because he's like super healthy. But I'm just like he's back
1:44:28
on his like you know, he's like he's focused on his growlout. So
1:44:30
I'm really going to talk to Hie and be like, bro, I've got
1:44:33
You got to get on this because it's not for everybody. But try it,
1:44:39
bro, like at least to have a new mom for certain strains or
1:44:43
just listen, because I'm sure that people don't know once you try it.
1:44:45
The ones people try and they actually take a plant that spend through this process
1:44:49
and you run it and you see what it does, then you believe.
1:44:51
It's hard to believe in something you don't see anything, you know, that's
1:44:55
how it goes. But if you see the results, which we've able to
1:44:58
done, We've done it long enough now. Man, it's like I said,
1:45:00
it's this game changer. Man. Yeah, Man, I want to
1:45:01
be the cut guy, right yeah, like yeah, likes be like you
1:45:04
know how many times I had to search for that seed till I got the
1:45:08
wood? You know what I mean. That's the best part. You can
1:45:11
keep your seeds. You just put your seeds in there now. You can
1:45:13
until you're ready. You know you're not gonna Oh god, it's overgrown.
1:45:15
It's getting told I gotta do something with it. Ship, I just park
1:45:17
it in TC now and wait to remember all your old flavors. Like,
1:45:21
no, I've been such a I don't know what bro, I have such
1:45:27
I had, like, I'm telling you, I have certain seeds that I've
1:45:29
held down to over the years that I'm just like, all right, man,
1:45:31
I was like, I don't know why I'm doing it, and i
1:45:33
was like, why I'm holding onto this? But I'm like there's a lot
1:45:35
of people like you though, and here's the beat. Yeah, and I'm
1:45:39
like, now, I'm just like, fuck, you have strains locked in
1:45:41
those seeds that have not been affected by virus and all the problems. So
1:45:44
the people that preserve those now, anybody who preserves those genetics through TC has
1:45:48
the ability to bring back strains that don't have problems. That's fucking gold man.
1:45:53
That's why I want to teach people because the seeds that are hard to
1:45:56
pop, that are difficult, that are old, they sometimes only pop the
1:45:59
tail and that's it. We can show you how to put him in here.
1:46:00
Once that tail pokes out, you stick them in this medium, and
1:46:02
you get about one hundred percent success on old seeds. Man. See that's
1:46:06
what I'm talking about. Man, I'm definitely taking that class with step tone.
1:46:10
Uh once again, where can they well, let's blake, where can
1:46:13
they follow you? Mary genetics dot com. That's the best way on Instagram
1:46:17
Instagram Uh mary genetics dot com. It's pretty pretty easy. It's M E
1:46:21
R I G E N E T I c S and that's mary stem is
1:46:28
the brain of the plant. That's what It's nothing to do with cannabis,
1:46:30
so to speak. It's not Maryjuana, it's Mary stem. And that's the
1:46:33
whole point of what we do is to eliminate viruses and pathogens and plants,
1:46:38
but moreover is to educate you how to do this yourself so you can capture
1:46:41
full control of your garden and not give your strains out to strangers, people,
1:46:45
people. And I mean one of these guys by when we had the
1:46:48
Shoom sponsor, he bought a kit and one of them still to this day
1:46:51
doing it. He just got the bug. And that's all it takes.
1:46:55
That's all it takes, man Like you just got to do it, man.
1:46:59
But commitment. You don't need a high school diploma or a bachelor's degree.
1:47:02
You just need passion and commitment and honest to be clean. And to
1:47:05
be clean, we're just cheerleaders. We're cheerleaders, honestly. We we motivate
1:47:10
you to come in and not only through the pushing you in education, but
1:47:13
when you leave, it's like when you have problems and failure. We want
1:47:15
to get you past those and that's usually the sticking point for most people when
1:47:18
they leave. Man, that has been quite an insightful episode. You got
1:47:23
to make clips for this one for sure. Where can they follow you at
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thank you again for dropping on you guys. Appreciate you guys. It was
1:47:50
good, good questions, It was comfortable. Nice guys. We appreciate it.
1:47:53
And I hope, I mean, I know people are gonna hit you
1:47:55
guys up, and yeah, they're just smoking the weed. Go to go
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first, go to lake. Yeah, I don't love you're gonna hit them
1:48:01
off, like god, yeah, go try the weed first and then be
1:48:03
like, oh ship like this kid, this came out of the tubes,
1:48:06
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1:48:09
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Chinese New Year? Oh yeah, Happy New Year? Yeah, it's actually
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today today, Happy Chinese New Year. We're going to my mom's right now
1:48:29
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1:48:33
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There's a lot of new items I'm uploading on there as well a lot
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1:48:45
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myself on the ball and balling back in the farm, up down my lam
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and picking from the ball from the front down for us, I get done
2:01:53
in the wrong. It's gotta do say it's gonna Do't set the ball.
2:02:00
I like the bloodball, a big barrel wall every snow spelling. That's what
2:02:06
I reside spelling. Let's not like ship up the pop and stealing those down
2:02:12
smoke. When I got a clean up the stone, still it all night
2:02:18
long, and I take heads from the ball. Let's the ball is,
2:02:40
then take that finger off for that hole. Fuckinguet, don't stray. I
2:02:45
love your beverage flame. When I hit the baby with that flame, I
2:02:51
like up the chavy see something when up the rest fall, I clean the
2:02:57
stree, start the bullet wapinking and just like chm at the ball and I
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and bring it on and the TETs from the balls from the ship in my
2:03:51
so my system swept the fight to be coming right ahead like the movie say
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some rich, what's some allowed to serve? Faith? What shots the wing?
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gaunt or felts the corn with the impact of man has kicks and black back
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them whit phone like cyclical the top hole. I'm psipped mid the high noise,
2:04:28
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2:04:31
facity the blank thought spavel attitude in the speed the cloud smoke, I'm natural
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but I swing the sores the your chopper ball the body grope, stop
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weak like clock radio fingers. Don't be messed up in my steakh in the
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track like a belt, the rapt track stare my lower big look, I'm
2:05:29
justice susst that around they time check it with the pins up you sticking,
2:05:35
you can't stick. The slipped over the yell look key like sea shells about
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beef bells. The board in the belt at the chamber, and it's a
2:05:46
whole different sunds, a wide entrance, small excent like the body so deep
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was picked up for maybe ms of tubbles, so fascinating out the getting get
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vaccinated. My lobol is bread and the scar of that seas letting up.
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pays pay the built and stuff you want, don't want the trash because
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though went on shut shut shut him down, shut up, stop, shut
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him down. Shot. That's a biggas want to try. Niggas wanna lie.
2:07:04
Niggas want to why niggas want to die? What mean? All I
2:07:09
feel is mad? Can I maintain? Put thath it on my face?
2:07:13
It's on the silence, my niggas. The silence, it's like you don't
2:07:15
know without shounce thiggas the file my niggas is many times want it come and
2:07:19
shiny he actually getting them this witty fucking night. Be skiddy. You don't
2:07:25
do putting not wrong, you go with the wrong cud. You know what
2:07:28
we going, though I might have to sw niggas how the lady prom it's
2:07:31
a that's whet been joking. We can't shd the bing up with this change
2:07:35
is ed up like stand just because I can't stand my shuldn't change shot like
2:07:41
you must him drink shot. I typed a text to a girl I used
2:08:09
to see, saying that I shows this cuty pirate whom I want to be,
2:08:11
and I apologize. If this message gets you down, then I see
2:08:16
see every girl that I see thee around town and see y'all frown. But
2:08:20
I'd rather see her smiling wetness all around me. True, but I'm no
2:08:24
island peninsula. Maybe makes no sense, I know crazy, give up all
2:08:28
this pussy cat that's in my lap. No looking back. Spaceships don't come
2:08:31
equipped with a rear view mirrors. They dip as quick as they can.
2:08:35
The atmosphere is now ripped. I'm so like a pip. I'm glad this
2:08:39
night so the light from the sun not burning on my bum when I shook
2:08:43
the moon hike jumped the room like a premie out the moon. My apartner
2:08:48
yelling too soon, don't do it, reconsider, read some letter sure on
2:08:52
the subject, and you sure fuck it. You know we got your back
2:08:56
like Cairo practic. If that bitch do you dirty, we'll wipe her ass
2:09:01
out. That's in detergent. Now herby herby, go on to the officer.
2:09:05
I know you ain't a pimple pimp. Remember what I saw to keep
2:09:07
your heart. Three stacks, keep your heart, hey, keep your heart,
2:09:11
three stacks, keep your heart. Man. These girls are smart.
2:09:13
Three stacks. These girls are smart. Play your parts, play your parts
2:09:18
down my fit your choosing lord. Never puck without a grub, or thember
2:09:24
in the sheets, like it on top of the club, or money on
2:09:28
the dress up and drive or compress up time. Notch poles get the poops,
2:09:35
not the left up dread like the party dollars in the club. Fucking
2:09:39
up the game. It gets no love. She be cross country giving all
2:09:46
that shit, got her downs on a popper full left free, less off
2:09:50
the line. I smell a couple of grades, but Paul be a red
2:09:54
every time we hit the fucking line with her head, and some home from
2:10:00
the shoes, but defeat the jun steam, And if it chose me,
2:10:03
you wan't a pure seer Pan