Training Plants & Using A Trellis Net wsg. BeastCoastGrower420 – From the Stash Podcast Ep. 71

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1. 🙏🙏🍁🍁🙏🙏

2. Loved this one! I laughed so hard…CIA came and took him🤣💀

3. I know a lot of people get this, but learning from other peoples mistake's is probably the best way to learn followed closely by learning from your own mistakes. Video's like these and Garden Talk with Mr.Growit teach you so much if you're willing to take the time and listen to what Everyone is saying. Then you just have to apply what you have learned and figure out which methods work best for your situation. Everyone should learn from their mistakes, but when it's someone else's mistake you're learning from, you get to skip the consequences.
   Thank you guy's for keeping these video's and conversation's going. I can't wait to start growing my self hopefully by late 2023 here in Ohio.

4. Interview Northern scrogger about scrogging.

5. Such a good fucking episode. Wish y’all would do one on flood to drain in coco one day 🤙🏼

6. All this talk of strong but no example of it. Would like to see how and when to put up.👀

7. I made my scrogg from fence wire 😀 painted it hot pink 💕

8. What do yall think about putting those tomato cages in your pots and training and tieing down branches using that…? I haven't tried it yet but was going to this next round so any and all help would be much appreciated. Thanks fellas! Another Banger yall!!💯💯👌✌

9. 💯 absolutely love the Beast !!! So chill, so much knowledge. This one went by fast 💨😍❤️🌱

10. Perfect episode for me right now. Getting ready to scrog my 4×4 🌱

11. Yo seriously. I just started last year and got a job in the industry and just doing research and listening to you guys, they thought I was growing for years by what I knew. Thank you, you guys are awesome 👌

12. Lot of people get covid don't even know they had it

13. Soft rubber garden ties work great for building a screen. Amazon sells 124 feet for like 20 bucks.

    Make 3 inch squares.
    Best thing it’s makes the screen super tight and rigid still so canopy stays flat. And once done simple uncurl the ties pull them throgh and out the canopy and reuse for years to come.

    Snow fence or garden fence works good too

    And end of harvest take ratchet straps attached one side remove legs and flip the whole scrog upside down .

    This way you can dry while still in the scrog.

14. Turtle necklace is crazy 🐢

15. Beastcoast stays working. An the whole cltv good shit

16. I built a drying chamber on wheels. I just put it real close to the tent, cut off branches and hang them. I use a wire rack shelf to make the drying chamber out of. I use the top of it for my blumat resevoir. I can even split it between 2 tents if I wish. I made 2 loops instead of one from the bulkheads. When I cut off the branches and hang them, I hand them of clips. The clips slide in the drying chamber, letting me move things occasionally because we all know that helps things dry evenly, switching the right to the left, etc. So far, its working quite well. Chris, the first time mentioned the use of blumats and got me checking. I am trying water soluble nutes. So far its going really well. I started with a foxfarm mix, then just did a 1/4 feed.

17. F*ing fantastic episode. I am in NY, I love this guy already. To all of you. Thank you so much for all the information. Must say that Chris is on fire right now. Deserves it.

18. Home depot sells a 2 gallon wand sprayer. Its fantastic. I moved on to blumats though….

19. Covid sucks my taste and smell went away after the flu symptoms 😒

20. I enjoyed Beastcoast he was dope!💚

21. Nothing but knowledge bombs being dropped here. Thanks guys, You're much appreciated.

22. let's all get involved!! 🔥🙏

23. Greentable podcast family 🔥

24. scrogging and coco are the best thing that's happened to me in the grow world

25. Ive been using scrog technique before it even had a name. Before they used to sell the plastic netting we just used to use the green twist tie to tie the branches down and spread the plant out.

26. So I'd like to say I hit the ground running and I didn't stop running and I still haven't educate myself more and more about the plane each day and I crave a position and opportunity in the marijuana industry and horticulture in general it's changed my life and still is

27. You know I'd like to say the first time I ever grew or playing it or repotted or knew anything about growing or gardening in general was when I was 10 years old with my grandmother now I'm 25 years old and been probably over a decade since I've touched a garden and I hit the ground running with a few plants the first two three sets of plants we had a few issues with pests and mice getting a hold of them but I got some traps down and got the security set up for it to keep the pests and mice away and I grew in a basically 6×3 closet that is for a full size bed and the building was built in the 1942 and my first grow I had a 6 ft tall sativa plant that grew up into the ceiling into this 10 ft tall 6×3 room

28. sup with the merch? gotta get grammy some FTSP drawals for her b-day

29. Upstate ??

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