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Welcome to another episode of *HIGH Lights at Home* with Kyle Kushman, where we dive into the latest trends and news in the cannabis industry. In this episode, we explore sustainable cannabis cultivation, highlighting how growers are shifting from secretive, energy-intensive methods to more efficient and eco-friendly practices. Learn how upgrading to LED lights, smart HVAC systems, and embracing environmental sustainability can benefit both the planet and your bottom line.
We also discuss the recent recall of over 2,600 cannabis products in Missouri, the legal battle in New York over cannabis funding, and an exciting new project about Richard DeLisi, produced by Nate Hammer in collaboration with Homegrown Cannabis Co. This project could be a feature film, biopic, or documentary, and it’s already generating significant buzz in the cannabis community.
Don’t miss out on these insights and updates as we continue to keep you informed on all things cannabis.
**Disclaimer:**
The content of this video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to promote or encourage the illegal use of cannabis. Please consult local laws regarding cannabis use, cultivation, and sale. Always seek professional legal and medical advice before engaging in any activity related to cannabis.
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12 thoughts on “HIGH Lights at Home – The Switch to LED Grow Lights.”
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i have 3 5k watt full spectrum lites overdriving my autoflowers 24/4 7 and got a harvest in 70 days flat
One fine day 🤞🏻🙌✌️👍🏻👌🏻
🌱🌱⛽️💨💨😤😤
Well said.
My good brother. Where can I find a shirt like that?
You switched for real?
Ya mon 🔥💨💨👍🏾#NLRC
✌️😎🔥🔥🔥
I'm using 150watts SanLight LED of the newest generation with a lot of smart gimiks including. I yielded 6.65 Oz dry out of 0.31m² on 1.6meter hight on my first GWAH run ever. 🙂 I can completely cover my usage with that and using solar panels to run everything basically for free.
The last prisoner project is SHADY AF. From its backstabbing start (the Weldon project) to its current money sucking out of communities in every state possible. They claim Kevin Allen received a life sentence for $20 worth of cannabis. They fail to mention his fifth time felon habitual offender with charges of selling meth, home burglary, assault on police, and two counts of solicitation of murder amongst more charges. The last prisoner project does not want you to be aware of his other charges and claim he is worthy of being set free and they would like Kevin Allen to be your neighbor. They run their not for profit lie empire out of a skyscraper in beautiful downtown Denver now.
And people are still on to jail😢
Guys I’m in Denver from aus. Recommendations? Not downtown? 😮