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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2024 · 50 MIN

The SCIENCE of SOIL

from Grow Weed at Home · host Nate Hammer

Join Kyle and Brandon Rust as they discuss soil types, agronomy, soil testing, nutrient interactions, biological crop steering, and the merits of home growing. 1) Soil vs Soilless Media: The hosts compare soil and soilless options, discussing advantages like water retention and nutrient delivery to determine what’s best for your cannabis plants. 2) Cannabis Agronomy: Brandon Rust shares his expertise on growing cannabis for optimal yield and potency, covering the essential principles for healthy plant growth. 3) Soil Testing: They emphasize the importance of soil testing, explaining key indicators and how to adjust your approach for better plant health. 4) Nutrient Interactions: The conversation covers how different nutrients impact plant growth, with tips on managing them to avoid deficiencies or toxicities. 5) Biological Crop Steering: Explore cutting-edge techniques in biological crop steering, where manipulating the environment can significantly enhance plant yield and quality. 6) The Importance of Home Growing: The episode concludes with a discussion on the benefits of growing your own cannabis, from ensuring purity and potency to personal satisfaction. Tune in to refine your home cannabis cultivation skills with expert guidance from Kyle and Brandon.

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