🦆One of the Funkiest, Foulest Plants in Ages: The Story of the Duck Confit Chrome Cut, with Kristina | Otter.ai

🦆One of the Funkiest, Foulest Plants in Ages: The Story of the Duck Confit Chrome Cut, with Kristina

Jordan River57min

Jordan River

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Greetings cultivators worldwide. Jordan River here back with more grow cast now with a fresh coat of Chrome. Today, we've got the one and only Christina from Chrome six on the line. If you're a member, you've seen her guest before, and you've certainly heard of her on this podcast. She was the one who worked at the duck confee that I've talked so much about. Really excited to finally have her on the show. It's a fantastic episode about Pheno hunting, flavors, hashing and so much more. I know you're gonna love it before we jump into it with Christina, shout out to AC infinity. That's right, they make the best grow gear on the market. AC infinity.com code, grow, cast one five saves you 10% that is the maximum discount. We've had the COVID forever. We've been partners with AC infinity for years. And why? It's because they make the best tents you can get your hands on. They make the best inline fans, the best oscillating fans. They make really, really great quality accessories like scissors, pots, Ratchet hangers and things like that. And now they also have lights. They've got the ion board and now the ion frame bar style, really, really great stuff at AC infinity. Get the whole grow kit you've been after. You know you can get a three by three kit, a five by five kit. You know you want another one, just go ahead and pop over there. Use code grow cast one five, always at checkout for the max discount. And thank you for supporting us and AC infinity. We love them so much. They make our favorite grow gear out there. I'm looking at two AC infinity tents in my bio dome, and you won't regret grabbing one. Use code grow cast one, five at AC infinity.com. Thank you to AC infinity. All right, let's get into it with Christina from Chrome six. 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 again today. Before we get started, as always, I urge you to share this show. Turn a grow around to grow cast, or better yet, turn a smoker on to growing. We've got a brand new Beginner's Guide. I think it's the best ever created. It's at growcast.com send a smoker to grow cast. Tell them to get growing. It's how you help us on our mission of overgrow. Make sure you're subscribed. We're all the places and grow. Cast.com is the new website. Find everything there, membership, seeds, classes and more. All right, we're back into it. It is 2025 we're into a new year here. Got a lot going on this year, big events, brand new website, like I said, has rolled out. And what better way to kick off the new year than with a new guest? You may recognize her. If you're in membership already. She's been on growcast TV before. Her work has been discussed on this show quite a bit. If you've heard me talking about the duck con fee from Oklahoma, medical scene from Chrome six from so much more, we have Christina on the line. What's up? Christina, not Marcus Jordan, Happy New Years. Happy New Year. Welcome to the show. Thank you for coming on the podcast here. Thank you for having me. So let's catch up. For people who haven't seen your grow cast TV yet, let's introduce you as a cultivator. I think you're a really awesome cultivator. I think you're a really good member of the cannabis cultivation community who has an eye forward for patients, and you have a lot of Pheno hunting experience, which I love to talk about. But like I said, let's start from the beginning. Talk to me a little bit about your cultivation history, and then the creation and story of Chrome six.

Speaker 1

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Well, I first started trying to grow weed in my backyard in about 1999 and my dog, at the time, pruned it really heavily for me. And then my father in law came by and said, pull that shit out if you want to stay living in this house. Oh, man. And so then after that, we moved it to inside of a closet, at which time, the laws in Oklahoma were so scary and prohibitive that we decided we never were really successful in flowering. And so when legalization happened in 2018 we were very, very keen to try our hand. And so my husband actually started the garden. Quickly realized that it was going to take a lot more time and effort than he was going to be able to put in, and so I took over. But I never wanted to be a cannabis grower, because I kind of saw the writing on the wall for flour or biomass. So my kind of true goal was to do a solventless company. My just left working for a cart company, and we dealt with, you know, the big vape crisis of 2019

Jordan River

04:25

Yeah, that's right, we'll be before we dig in more. It's interesting. Okay, let's, let's travel back to 2019 Oklahoma comes online. Like you said, as somebody who's lived there that your whole life, was that a surprise to

Speaker 1

04:37

you? It was shocking. It was truly shocking. We have one senator that had a nephew, I think that was benefiting from it, and he really pushed medical through. I mean, that's really what happened here. That's

Jordan River

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really interesting. Because, first of all, you shouldn't ideally, if someone's in power, they would be thinking of other people and their needs before it happens to them. Personally, but okay, so it happens to you. You have a story of somebody in your family who's using this cannabis, no matter what his other views are, shout out to him for actually being real and then pushing for that legislation. Right? It bothers me when we see so many people who we find out are anti cannabis, but secretly giving their son the cbdo. All right, so that's very interesting, and it's interesting that happened in Oklahoma. I would have never guessed it was going to go legal there. So that's

Speaker 1

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wild. Oh, it completely turned our entire world upside down. I mean, it was shocking. It was absolutely shocking, but it was great. As a parent, I was able to be open with my child and not have to focus so much on, you know, hiding, because no longer was I doing something illegal. So that was really great. That's when I opened bloom, and we started doing that at doctors recommendations and taking care of the patients from that end

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