🌱 Extreme Heat, Polycropping, and Cloning Gearwith Kyle from FOOP

Jordan River58min

Jordan River

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Greetings, cultivators from around the world. Jordan River here back with more. Growcast Bringing the wizard beard roots. Today we have Kyle from the foop back on the line. You guys know Kyle. You love Kyle. He has been gardening for ever, his whole life, and he grows millions and millions of plants of all different types. He's here today to talk about heat resistance for our cannabis cloning tips, growing veggies outside at scale. There's so much good information in this episode. I know you're going to love it, but before we jump into it with Kyle, shout out to Rimrock analytical, that's right. Sex test your seedlings never have to worry about sexting your plants again. Rimrock analytical.com, code grow, cast for free shipping. You do not have to wait to veg out and flower out your plants, take cuttings and flip them, nah, nah. That's all bull crap. It's a waste of time. Go to rimrockanalytical.com, and go ahead and order yourself some sex tests. You can sex test your plants when they're little bitty seedlings. Just snip off a cotyledon and mail it into Rimrock. They'll get you results. Lickety split, super fast. Taylor's working over there. He gets you results late on a Sunday. Doesn't matter, and then you'll know which one of your seedlings are male and which one are female. So kick out those males. Never waste your soil or your nutrients or your time again sexing your plants. Go to Rimrock analytical.com use code growcast for free shipping, and use code bulk 10 with 10 orders or more to get 10% off. That's 10 orders or more with bulk 10 and free shipping with code. Growcast, Rimrock analytical, stop wasting your time and effort and newts and soil sex testing. Rimrock analytical, baby. Thank you to Rimrock. Okay, let's get into it with Kyle from the foop. Thank you for listening and enjoy the show. Hello, podcast. Listeners. You are now listening to grow cast. I'm your host, Jordan River, and I want to thank you for tuning in today before we get started. As always, I urge you to tell a friend about the show, turn someone on to growing. It's the best thing you can do, and it's what you can do to help promote our mission of overgrow. See everything we're doing at growcast, podcast.com/action, there, you'll see the class schedule and the seeds in the membership. Come and hang out, everybody. I would love to see you inside our little community. Today, we have a friend of the show back on the line. Really great episode planned. Today, we're gonna be talking about preparing for summer, growing veggies inside and outside. We're gonna talk about cloning tips, something I really love to discuss. And today's guest is none other than the great Kyle from foo. What's up? Kyle, how you doing? Man,

Kyle

02:25

good. Man, thanks for having me back. It's great to be here as always. Love talking plants. Hell yeah,

Jordan River

02:32

man, your last episode was a huge hit. You came on and talked about watering technique, and you talked about organics in smaller pots. You really killed it on that one, man. And of course, the vegetables. People love the veggie talk. I always say cannabis is a gateway. It's a gateway into growing vegetables, because as soon as you start growing cannabis, you're going to start growing everything else. So thank you for coming back on the show, and I'm excited to dig into today's topics before we get into the questions, though, what have you been up to? Man? What are you growing right now, I know you grow like 1000s and 1000s, millions of plants. What are you growing? What have you been doing since we last spoke?

Kyle

03:08

So recently, I've started working with a native nursery, actually, with trees and shrubs for reforesting jobs and waterways and watershed stuff. They had a bad growing experience, and it was a bunch of people who didn't know what they're doing. So they were really, like, hungry for somebody to show them how to get things growing properly. So I've been working on that. And that's actually, like, right on our river, one of our rivers here, that feed right into the bay. So it was really important to me to start working with them, so that I could keep them clean and organic, really trying to, like, keeping it clean. What does that look like you're

Jordan River

03:45

reforesting? Like, what is the, what is the issue, and what is, what is the issue you're solving? You know what I mean? And what are you doing with this

Kyle

03:52

reforestation? Yeah, so what they're doing, they're in a, they're an environmental like, install company. So what they'll do is they'll go about and they'll do a lot of like, say, if you've got a gully or a ditch or a highway or a big construction that happens, they'll go through, or even just in the middle of a forest where a bunch of erosion has, like, collapsed, a river, they'll go through, and they'll recreate that river for the natural swale, for water flow. And then what my thing is, is I'm get they also grow on the trees. So they're growing the trees and shrubs so that it's quick, native, local younglings, basically that we could plant in in large amounts with lower budget, because buying 1000s of trees to plug in, you know, is tough, right? So the company's trying to grow some of their own stock to be able to apply more trees and stuff to the native, and it's 100% Native. Since I've been helping them, it's been a completely organic so, you know, really trying to get their production up and running. Plus, it's just so cool. It's a local nursery. And I'm always, I'm always a fan of new local nurseries and gardens and nurse, you know, growing facilities trying to grow. More plants?

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