GWMFG #151 indoor vs outdoor quality, corporate vs commercial vs homegrown, wet vs dry trim & More!

Growing with my fellow growers #151  This week @jackgreenstalk is joined by the panel of @spartangrown or [email protected] , Matthew gates aka  @Zenthanol  aka @synchangel on Instagram and twitter or patreon.com/zenthanol as low as $1 a month to access private discord, @rust.brandon of @bokashiearthworks whos products can be found on bokashiearthworks.com,  @Dr MJ Coco  from youtube and cocoforcannabis.com, @pure_breeding Kyle breeders work can be found on pbreeding.com, and  @TheAmericanOne   on youtube aka @theamericanone_with_achenes on instagram all join this week.  We missed @noatheegrowa on instagram as well as @atgacres Aaron the grower couldn't join but his info can be found on atgacres.com  this week the show starts off with Kyle breeder sharing his potential opportunity to get involved with outdoor cultivation at scale, which spurred a conversation about indoor vs outdoor quality, and whether or not greenhouse is allowed in his area. the entire panel weigh in on this topic from many perspectives, we cover weather, pollination risk from hemp or other cannabis, frosts, early cold rainy falls etc.  We also discuss some price differences in different regions based on what is produced. The conversation evolves into discussion about Jack noticing a lot of unhappy corporate cannabis workers, and why corporate cannabis may not be the dream job many hoped.  We discuss good setups for commercial production like @mittencannaco where spartan works, and the operations Brandon rust is operation as well as consulting at as examples of commercial cannabis that doesn't suffer from corporate greed and oversight. We discuss wet vs dry trimming and importance of trimming over a catch area to collect any trichomes that fall off during the trimming process. We discuss all this and more, tune in and enjoy another week of growing with my fellow growers! grower love.

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