GWMFG #159: Regen conference, Nasa agritech & bokashi product answers, strain names, lighting & growing food

Growing with my fellow growers #159:  This week host @jackgreenstalk is joined by a full panel @spartangrown on instagram or [email protected] email are only 2 places don't be fooled by fakes, @rust.brandon of bokashiearthworks.com ,  @Dr MJ Coco  of cocoforcannabis.com, kyle of @pure_breeding on all platforms or pbreeding.com , @noahtheegrowa on instagram,  @Zenthanol  matthew gates aka @synchangel on instagram and twitter can be supported starting at $1 a month at patreon.com/zenthanol to gain access to exclusive IPM discord chat,  @TheAmericanOne  on youtube or @theamericanone_with_achenes , @atgacres aaron the grower is still busy working on his build out in OK but can be supported at atgacres.com   This week we start off checking in with Kyle to hear about his experience at regen conference.  After this we take questions related to brandons products from NASA agritech and bokashi earth works about application rates and times.  Noah then gives an update on his garden including growing his own food all starting from seed this year.  We discuss starting food like fruit and veges from seed vs using starts from local nurseries and IPM implications that are important even when growing our own food that can have spillover impact into our indoor gardens.  We also discuss strain names and the importance of allowing breeders to name things how they want as long as they give credit to original genetics and breeders and label it as by them or their breeding company, more then one breeder can and should be able to use the same name.  Spartan grown asks doc and jack some questions about his new light from GML and we discuss red to far red ratios in early flower and impact on use throughout the growth cycle in all stages.  We also took a handful of IPM related questions, focused on leaf hoppers, onion thrips, and use of beuvaria bassiana (holy cow, I spelled that right first try) - Jack

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