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In this enlightening episode of the Grow Weed at Home with Kyle Kushman podcast, we’re thrilled to welcome the legendary cannabis cultivator, Swami Chaitanya. Dive deep into the world of cannabis cultivation as Kyle and Swami unravel the mysteries behind nitrogen fixing and the remarkable adaptability of cannabis plants, especially when grown indoors.
Listen as they shed light on the intriguing differences between aged and cured cannabis, offering invaluable insights for both novice and seasoned growers. Swami Chaitanya, with his wealth of knowledge and experience, provides practical tips and profound wisdom that will enhance your understanding and appreciation of the cannabis plant.
Whether you’re curious about the scientific aspects of cultivation or looking for advanced techniques to optimize your indoor garden, this episode is packed with information you won’t want to miss. Join Kyle and Swami as they explore these topics and much more, setting you on a path to cultivating with confidence and respect for this versatile plant.
Tune in to not just learn about the art and science of growing cannabis at home, but also to imbibe the spirit of cultivation that our guest, Swami Chaitanya, embodies. This is a conversation full of passion, knowledge, and enlightening anecdotes that will inspire you to connect with your plants on a deeper level. Don’t miss out on this journey through the heart of cannabis cultivation.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast episode is intended for educational and informational purposes only. It is designed to share knowledge and insights into the cultivation of cannabis from experienced cultivators. We do not promote or encourage illegal activities of any kind. Laws and regulations regarding cannabis cultivation vary significantly by country, state, and locality. We strongly advise our listeners to thoroughly research and comply with all local, state, and federal laws and regulations before considering growing cannabis. The views and opinions expressed in this episode are those of the guests and host and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the podcast creators. Listener discretion is advised.
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I've got a friend who would rather go without if all he had was to grow indoors. He a believer in the sun. I personally believe the good lord wouldn't have gave us the knowledge to grow indoors if he didn't intend for us to do so.
You too crack me up
Great info, but growing in zone 4.
I personally love outdoor cannabis. It's usually has slightly lower levels of THC. But I personally think that the added, non oxidized cannabinoids more than make up for that.
Sungrown is untouchable
The very best
I hear you swami!!
I am forever your new student
Look out for each other?
once you get caught it’s over and time to squeal. That’s what I remember
Flower power was started in the 60's and is still alive. Use the flower not concentrate.
bruh swami face tryna act like he ain’t heard kyle flex strwbry cough 95 times foh
Lots of love from Sweden, northern Europe.
Just transplanted three lovely plants and finally have the help of my dear mother. She’s now onboard.
Thanks for all the education and inspiration!
great one I too used miracle grow my first time lmao @914
I always learn something when I listen to swami and Cushman
Eyy ,can I have some free Cannabis grow products please.
I'm from south Africa and I wanna grow so badly
Hi Kyle and congratulations for your amazing podcasts and youtube channel. I have a question about cropping and I hope you can help me with that. Here it is: in vegetative stage, how do you do your selective pruning? I watched a few videos but I'm not sure about this. So, what should I do with a big fan leaf which is covering some small ones below sometimes? I understand the pruning should be minimum at vegetative stage. However, to power up the plant which one would be the "lesser evil", cutting the big fan one or the small ones underneath? Cheers in advance and thanks for all the amazing help you provide us with!!
I dont think youll ever beat sun light but theres defently the potential to add to it with mixed light in a green house
You guys are awesome! Flower forever
Swami and Kyle 2 wonderful men
He would have been real smart except he smoked dope, I know the feeling
I lived in the bay of Barcelona and hiked the hills. Had 200XX binocs.
Great talk. Great show
Magnificent talk! Thank you for sharing. Much love and respect
Used to love flower now it just has a dirty smoke taste to me, that's why I dab. Joints kill my throat.
joints are forever