@@johnman559 I’m sorry that you’re so bothered by my presence on Chris’ channel. He clearly states that on his show he brings on advanced and new growers to share their experiences. While I have been growing indoors for 2.5 years consistently, outdoor this will be my second season. I’m absorbing and learning as much as I can while balancing many many other things . Not everyone gets to grow outside and that’s why Chris asked me to come on his show. I didn’t just hop on his show, I’ve worked hard at building my own social media, learning and entertaining. The level of bothered that you have shown through your comments is alarming. But it also points out how unhappy, unpleased, and triggered you are with yourself. I hope that you find the healing you need and maybe you should get outside, it’s really great for grounding and connecting with your truest self. Best of luck on becoming less of a shitty person 🖤
This is perfect timing for me, cause I'm bidding on 18 acres in Oklahoma (trying to escape California). I only grow outdoors, for now. But this showed me what I can look forward to if I get my property. As for aphids, I grow tomatoes for them, and then the ladybugs swarm after them. For caterpillars, I pick them off and invite predators to eat them.
Can’t thank you enough for having me on your show, Chris. I know I have a billion things to learn indoor and out but I also have a billion things to share that I’ve learned along the way that I’m certain would benefit others. Comments good or bad, still help out your show, so bring them on. No sweat 👊🏼 Can only go up from here! 🎉
I enjoyed the way you are trying to get your little bit of the world in a better place and the way you try to show you don't know it all that shows true intelligence to my way of thinking keep up the good work
An IPM solution I haven't seen brought up for outdoors is Native Flowers. Not only will pests prefer these for food, as they have evolved along side them. It will draw in predatory insects that feed on those pests. Last couple years I have been building the ecology up in my backyard and I have started to see Green Lacewing, Preying Mantis, Assassin bugs, Ladybugs and so many other varieties of insect that I didn't even know lived in my area. For every pest out there, there is something that wants to eat it.
Bavaria basiana will work great on all bugs goes from the roots into the plant and kills the bugs from inside out by drying them out then shoots out more spores to continue the process.
For any fungis nats and soil creatures I use Misquote Bits mixed into a worm tea once a month. For the caterpillars/Any steam and leaf eaters I use Captian Jack's Dead Bug: Flower & Vegetable Garden Dust at the 1st sing of bugs. You can use it once every few weeks and never have an issue but I've found it to be wasteful as it only take a few days to kill the unwanteds off once you see them. The bust is amazing. Last thing I use is DE (diatomaceous earth). It's cheap and I put that stuff everywhere, all the time... except after watering or rain. Best thing I've found to do with DE is to coat the outsides of my grow tent with the stuff. When you do this, the powder goes all over the floor, leave it there and add more dust to the floor. PUT IT EVERYWHERE GUYS, I mean it!!! DE is amazing!!! It's inexpensive and it works! It takes a few days, maybe a week if you have bugs bad but don't freak out! They won't be able to hatch eggs in the soil because the microbes from the Bits feed on the eggs. They can't feed on the plant because of the CJ Poweder will kill them if consumed by them on the plant material so they are hungry and thirsty. Now they get into the DE you've put everywhere and it cuts them up. All they can do is dehydrator within a few days. Please stop buying these expensive products that are so "watered down" that they are useless. Grandma's garden grew without them and so can ours, I promise! Sorry for the novel, thanks for reading. Much love.
Thank you for sharing all of this! It’s extremely helpful! DE is magnificent for so many things! We’ve even used it as a dewormer for my horses! Great for pest control
BT foliar spray from the first sign of flower all the way up until the day of harvest for the caterpillars. This is the only thing organic that I have found to work. I also do the "bud wash" thing after harvesting for all outdoor plants.
I've never seen a grow in nc during the summer without mold our summers are humid af. I saw in another episode where the older guy talked about those amino acids that allowed the strawberries to not experience any mold. Which was revolutionary in my eyes
Be careful using mint to keep the pests away. When it flowers it brings in the moths, bigtime! I have some and plan to keep the flowers trimmed as much as possible.
The way I see it a 'wound' in a plant is insignicant unless your plant is already unhealthy. Inside add rock dust to your soil for silica which aides in strengthening cell walls leading to a stronger plant. Outside in native soil there should already be a source if silica.
I was wondering if you could do a cast in growing cannabis in different size pots and what would recommendations be on how long to veg for the purpose of not rootbounding or anything that is relative to the scenario? This could help people to understand how to grow small plants but optimized for a very good OZ. I am interested in your small is better technique, especially if you have heat and humidity issues. I'm from Southern Michigan. I have a 3x3 tent, spider farmer SF-4000, followed Migro to measure ppfd. usually a 1 plant grow and smaller clones following VPD. Happy frog and foxfarm trio with cultivation nation flower, Probably a lot of factors that plays out in this. THANK YOU FOR YOUR STEWARDSHIP FOR THE CAUSE OF EDUCATION
Appreciate the h*** out of you Chris I know most people that watch you are probably All growing medicinals but I love the Organic gardening umbrella you kinda use Because 95% of what you're talking about on here applies to my vegetable and Herb garden.. We love you bro!
I'm so glad to hear that. I hoped this podcast would help people growing all types of plants. I started growing cannabis and expanded to growing vegetables and also hope this inspires people to do the same. Cheers!
I grow in a mesh enclosure for my plants. Helps with the butterflies and moths laying eggs and no need to spray anything. It's used often when growing greens. Reusable, not worrying about killing pollinators or runoff. Saves money and time.
Not fungus knats, root aphids, slugs, or caterpillars anymore. I also add sns209 or 208, it's rosemary oils that the plant take up so when pests take a bite they stop. Also, terpify has similar essential oils that increase terpenes and oils while protecting your plant.
BT is best for caterpillars, you need to identify what kind, BT is species specific. They say you can use it throughout flower too but I’ve never had to go that far
Awesome Video, Love Barelee's energy, We're growing Synthetic DWC indoors, and Organic autos/regulars outdoor at Jamaica! Seeds from ILGM, Cropking, Trying Ethos Next. Thanks for all the great information!
Thanks for another great interview. I'm surprised that Barelee (intriguing name) has only been gardening for less than three years, impressive, that usually happens when you love what you're doing. Regarding Comfrey, an amazing plant with many uses, but should not be ingested as it can cause some serious health issues.
You think regular grass would be a good or okay cover crop. Think I'm going to let the grass grow in my garden and just trim it around the plant. What do you think
It's okay. But it eats a lot of the nitrogen... conversely, it gives it back once chopped and dropped. But then it grows back real fast, again stealing nitrogen.
With heat in my area, that average triple digits for weeks at a time with the addition of 90% rh outside, I'll keep my grows indoors, but I will, however, watch this just to 👀 this cutie
I’m lookin for answers for my grow tent. I wanna buy a 4x8 tent and buy 2 4000w leds. How many plants should I put in max and how much would I get off that grow?? I’m trying to do from seedling to harvest 3-4 months
I wanted to start growing indoor I’ve been watching videos and was wondering if someone could help with some equipment to get started grow light and tent 🤔
NEED OG INFO!! Pine lovers. Trying to track down an old school strain from way back. My dad and I used to get nugs around the holidays that smelled like Christmas trees. I'd love to bring that taste back for pops, as it was his favorite. I've heard it was NL or Trainwreck. Any help appreciated.
Another great video. Learn so much from your videos over the years. Would love to see an Autoflower breeding video one day. There’s very little information out there on the subject. Love the videos and the podcasts
I have about 250 worms they have already had babies I'm in a yellow mop bucket for my worm bin how long do you think I can get worm castings out of there probably been using the biology like take a handful and put it in a pot doesn't seem like there's a lot of worm castings. How long does it usually take say a if it was a 5-gallon bucket 20o0🪱
Mr.Grow it, enjoy your podcast, 7 step book. I am a first time grower, I have plants that are six weeks old, 14”s high.l have fan leaves blocking new limbs,should I prune the fan leaves now or wait. Thanks, Mike
I don't know what's going with my school stuff is that I do I will see you on startup I don't know why you start about so I go in a pot I have a closet transit school in 🌱🌱🌱🌱
Hey man what about the importance of minerals. All this living soil talk, haven’t seen how important mineralization is especially with a peat moss base…..and for a few hundred u can run a solar spot wich in return equals free indoor, food for thought
I’ve been growing for decades outside!! I’ve Learnt valuable lessons like not to grow in the ground unless you live in a dry climate. If you have high humidity and annual rain fall you’ll will lose everything, unless you have mould resistant cultivars !! I prefer fabric pots , you can move them around , get them out of the rain if need be, also you can expose them to variable sun exposure! Coco coir 70% perlite 30%
So many lecturers in my country are talking about mixing sugar alcohols with any kind of foliar spray to increase nutrient uptake significantly, can you interview anyone about this later? seems like relatively new information
FFJ & FPJ's are practically fermented extracts. Not quite alcohol in a sense, but close to it. Most compost teas are also usually fermented too. Do you have any links to those lectures?
Comfrey is the angel and devil on your shoulder! 😂😂 If you live where you can grow comfrey why are you not growing comfrey haha.. Is medicinal is edible Makes fire compost even better swamp water it's the best if you can grow it in Your location
There are, but those genes are usually climate and latitude specific. Incorporating both the plant gene and it's natural habitat, to what attacks it in that habitat. Some plants produce pheromones to repel pests, but those pests are usually only specific to the region it was grown... and it's usually a decades long process. For your area, you'll have to find breeders who've bred traits to fight (or withstand) pests that are natural to your area.
I've been watching a lot of these vids lately and 1 thing that really bugs me is how everyone dances around the cannabis plant and calls it childish ass names. Is there a legit reason for it or are you people just not adults??
Thanks to Barelee Growin for coming onto the podcast today!
Barelee Growin’s channel- bit.ly/3I3ykWf
@@johnman559 I’m sorry that you’re so bothered by my presence on Chris’ channel. He clearly states that on his show he brings on advanced and new growers to share their experiences. While I have been growing indoors for 2.5 years consistently, outdoor this will be my second season. I’m absorbing and learning as much as I can while balancing many many other things . Not everyone gets to grow outside and that’s why Chris asked me to come on his show. I didn’t just hop on his show, I’ve worked hard at building my own social media, learning and entertaining.
The level of bothered that you have shown through your comments is alarming. But it also points out how unhappy, unpleased, and triggered you are with yourself. I hope that you find the healing you need and maybe you should get outside, it’s really great for grounding and connecting with your truest self. Best of luck on becoming less of a shitty person 🖤
@@bareleegrowin9361 Great response!!!
This is perfect timing for me, cause I'm bidding on 18 acres in Oklahoma (trying to escape California).
I only grow outdoors, for now.
But this showed me what I can look forward to if I get my property.
As for aphids, I grow tomatoes for them, and then the ladybugs swarm after them.
For caterpillars, I pick them off and invite predators to eat them.
Sorry Chris. I didn't know Nevada's rec law was that corrupt.
That blows.
@@bareleegrowin9361 Your boyfriend has an existing op, now YOU'RE an expert?😂😂😂... How's that for a guess?...
Can’t thank you enough for having me on your show, Chris. I know I have a billion things to learn indoor and out but I also have a billion things to share that I’ve learned along the way that I’m certain would benefit others.
Comments good or bad, still help out your show, so bring them on. No sweat 👊🏼
Can only go up from here! 🎉
I enjoyed the way you are trying to get your little bit of the world in a better place and the way you try to show you don't know it all that shows true intelligence to my way of thinking keep up the good work
Have you tried milkweed at the borders of your property and Jadam/KNF or Bacillus thuringiensis solution?
An IPM solution I haven't seen brought up for outdoors is Native Flowers. Not only will pests prefer these for food, as they have evolved along side them. It will draw in predatory insects that feed on those pests. Last couple years I have been building the ecology up in my backyard and I have started to see Green Lacewing, Preying Mantis, Assassin bugs, Ladybugs and so many other varieties of insect that I didn't even know lived in my area. For every pest out there, there is something that wants to eat it.
I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments
A nice thick piece of copper wire around the perimeter of the stalk will keep catapillers off your ladies
Unless the eggs are laid directly onto stems by the moths themselves, which is usually the case
Bavaria basiana will work great on all bugs goes from the roots into the plant and kills the bugs from inside out by drying them out then shoots out more spores to continue the process.
Cool advice man. Thnks
Love it! Works amazing!
That sweet smell of perfect compost is amazing!
@@Crawdaddy1420
I think BAS sell some... or I think Jeremy said quijalla helps it work better or something
high humidity in Maine. Must shake morning dew /rain and use a leaf blower or you will get rot. Defoliate too
Been growing outside for over 40 years. Still learning, thanks Mr. Grow it! ❤
Use mosquitoe netting for your plants for moths to keep them from lying eggs on your buds
Big fan of Barelee.. great chat 😎
I 💚 you!
For any fungis nats and soil creatures I use Misquote Bits mixed into a worm tea once a month. For the caterpillars/Any steam and leaf eaters I use Captian Jack's Dead Bug: Flower & Vegetable Garden Dust at the 1st sing of bugs. You can use it once every few weeks and never have an issue but I've found it to be wasteful as it only take a few days to kill the unwanteds off once you see them. The bust is amazing. Last thing I use is DE (diatomaceous earth). It's cheap and I put that stuff everywhere, all the time... except after watering or rain.
Best thing I've found to do with DE is to coat the outsides of my grow tent with the stuff. When you do this, the powder goes all over the floor, leave it there and add more dust to the floor. PUT IT EVERYWHERE GUYS, I mean it!!! DE is amazing!!! It's inexpensive and it works! It takes a few days, maybe a week if you have bugs bad but don't freak out! They won't be able to hatch eggs in the soil because the microbes from the Bits feed on the eggs. They can't feed on the plant because of the CJ Poweder will kill them if consumed by them on the plant material so they are hungry and thirsty. Now they get into the DE you've put everywhere and it cuts them up. All they can do is dehydrator within a few days. Please stop buying these expensive products that are so "watered down" that they are useless. Grandma's garden grew without them and so can ours, I promise! Sorry for the novel, thanks for reading. Much love.
Thank you for sharing all of this! It’s extremely helpful! DE is magnificent for so many things! We’ve even used it as a dewormer for my horses! Great for pest control
Use a little caution with DE, it can cause silicosis when inhaled.
@@19gizzard of course. Mask up!
Awesome! Really Cool Guest! Great Energy 👍 👌
SNS Products 🏆 soil drench/spray and lost coast plant therapy
I really like her voice. I could sleep to it 🥰🥰🥰
BT foliar spray from the first sign of flower all the way up until the day of harvest for the caterpillars. This is the only thing organic that I have found to work. I also do the "bud wash" thing after harvesting for all outdoor plants.
I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments
I've never seen a grow in nc during the summer without mold our summers are humid af. I saw in another episode where the older guy talked about those amino acids that allowed the strawberries to not experience any mold. Which was revolutionary in my eyes
Be careful using mint to keep the pests away. When it flowers it brings in the moths, bigtime! I have some and plan to keep the flowers trimmed as much as possible.
Come on warmer weather! 🥶
Bareleeeeeee we love youuuuuu! This was an awesome surprise!!
Hi Leroy! Thank you so much for the love and support! 💚 you too!
The way I see it a 'wound' in a plant is insignicant unless your plant is already unhealthy. Inside add rock dust to your soil for silica which aides in strengthening cell walls leading to a stronger plant. Outside in native soil there should already be a source if silica.
She is the MOST amazing. 🤩🖤
I was wondering if you could do a cast in growing cannabis in different size pots and what would recommendations be on how long to veg for the purpose of not rootbounding or anything that is relative to the scenario? This could help people to understand how to grow small plants but optimized for a very good OZ. I am interested in your small is better technique, especially if you have heat and humidity issues. I'm from Southern Michigan. I have a 3x3 tent, spider farmer SF-4000, followed Migro to measure ppfd. usually a 1 plant grow and smaller clones following VPD. Happy frog and foxfarm trio with cultivation nation flower, Probably a lot of factors that plays out in this. THANK YOU FOR YOUR STEWARDSHIP FOR THE CAUSE OF EDUCATION
Had spider mites in my greenhouse grow last year. They came from a rapsberry plant i got from a nursery.
You can become a beekeeper and that pore honey can replace the molasses.
Appreciate the h*** out of you Chris I know most people that watch you are probably All growing medicinals but I love the Organic gardening umbrella you kinda use Because 95% of what you're talking about on here applies to my vegetable and Herb garden.. We love you bro!
I'm so glad to hear that. I hoped this podcast would help people growing all types of plants. I started growing cannabis and expanded to growing vegetables and also hope this inspires people to do the same. Cheers!
I always battle moisture issues and bugs outdoors
soil terpine/smell is called "geosmin"
Yep, more pronounced with petrichor
It's produced by streptomyces, especially pronounced after rain.
Perfect timing for this!! So pumped for the summer, got some super super unique hybrids. Going for huge spears! I'm all ears!
I grow in a mesh enclosure for my plants. Helps with the butterflies and moths laying eggs and no need to spray anything. It's used often when growing greens. Reusable, not worrying about killing pollinators or runoff. Saves money and time.
Not fungus knats, root aphids, slugs, or caterpillars anymore. I also add sns209 or 208, it's rosemary oils that the plant take up so when pests take a bite they stop. Also, terpify has similar essential oils that increase terpenes and oils while protecting your plant.
Cool tip for the composting bays, pellets as boundaries. Something I'd do.
Another info loaded vid Chris.
Awesome t-shirt Mr Growit, thanks for sharing
Ground cinnamon is good for pesky ants
Wonderful job guy!!!❤
BT is best for caterpillars, you need to identify what kind, BT is species specific. They say you can use it throughout flower too but I’ve never had to go that far
When finding soil location you should smell the dirt, you want a sweet smelling scent, thats a good sign of microbial life
Sup Chris, ✌️😎🔥, love your videos. You do such a great job with interviews.
Thank you!
She seems like a sweet heart ❤️
💚👍 right on! Grow girl! Love hearing and seeing people trying too grow closer too nature's way.👍✌
Awesome Video, Love Barelee's energy, We're growing Synthetic DWC indoors, and Organic autos/regulars outdoor at Jamaica! Seeds from ILGM, Cropking, Trying Ethos Next. Thanks for all the great information!
Maybe have the chickens 🐔 eat the caterpillars?
Thanks for another great interview. I'm surprised that Barelee (intriguing name) has only been gardening for less than three years, impressive, that usually happens when you love what you're doing.
Regarding Comfrey, an amazing plant with many uses, but should not be ingested as it can cause some serious health issues.
You think regular grass would be a good or okay cover crop. Think I'm going to let the grass grow in my garden and just trim it around the plant.
What do you think
It's okay. But it eats a lot of the nitrogen... conversely, it gives it back once chopped and dropped. But then it grows back real fast, again stealing nitrogen.
Great episode! 🌱💚🌸
With heat in my area, that average triple digits for weeks at a time with the addition of 90% rh outside, I'll keep my grows indoors, but I will, however, watch this just to 👀 this cutie
Good show
I find mold to be the main curse of the outdoor grow and I'm not in a high humidity location, need plant breeders to solve this
I’m lookin for answers for my grow tent. I wanna buy a 4x8 tent and buy 2 4000w leds. How many plants should I put in max and how much would I get off that grow?? I’m trying to do from seedling to harvest 3-4 months
I wanted to start growing indoor I’ve been watching videos and was wondering if someone could help with some equipment to get started grow light and tent 🤔
NEED OG INFO!! Pine lovers. Trying to track down an old school strain from way back. My dad and I used to get nugs around the holidays that smelled like Christmas trees. I'd love to bring that taste back for pops, as it was his favorite. I've heard it was NL or Trainwreck. Any help appreciated.
Please tell me what strain she grew that smelled straight up like fruit!! All the ones I grew like that barely had much smell
How to make soil smell fresh and still grow organic
Thanks 4 a wonderful show & another great guest ❤❤❤
I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments
@@sayyamzahid505 thank you I live in Copenhagen, Denmark✌️💚🌱
Another great video. Learn so much from your videos over the years. Would love to see an Autoflower breeding video one day. There’s very little information out there on the subject. Love the videos and the podcasts
I have about 250 worms they have already had babies I'm in a yellow mop bucket for my worm bin how long do you think I can get worm castings out of there probably been using the biology like take a handful and put it in a pot doesn't seem like there's a lot of worm castings. How long does it usually take say a if it was a 5-gallon bucket 20o0🪱
Very cool love this show I learned so much about this plan from your show in particular I still want to try some of them seeds
Mr.Grow it, enjoy your podcast, 7 step book. I am a first time grower, I have plants that are six weeks old, 14”s high.l have fan leaves blocking new limbs,should I prune the fan leaves now or wait.
Thanks,
Mike
Any one tried doing 5h ligth 1 hrs off for autos? Shorter burst of ligth or would it cause stress to them?
Iv yet to see this experiment 🤔
Awesome interview with Barelee Growing. Thanks Chris
Lot's of smile's with this video
🤜🌟🤛🪴🪴🪴
I don't know what's going with my school stuff is that I do I will see you on startup I don't know why you start about so I go in a pot I have a closet transit school in 🌱🌱🌱🌱
Too hard to understand your English. Would be even harder helping you.
BT spray for canna worms
Excellent episode
I live in Oklahoma. Wish I could pick her brain and learn more!
Hey man what about the importance of minerals. All this living soil talk, haven’t seen how important mineralization is especially with a peat moss base…..and for a few hundred u can run a solar spot wich in return equals free indoor, food for thought
I’ve been growing for decades outside!!
I’ve Learnt valuable lessons like not to grow in the ground unless you live in a dry climate.
If you have high humidity and annual rain fall you’ll will lose everything, unless you have mould resistant cultivars !!
I prefer fabric pots , you can move them around , get them out of the rain if need be, also you can expose them to variable sun exposure!
Coco coir 70% perlite 30%
So many lecturers in my country are talking about mixing sugar alcohols with any kind of foliar spray to increase nutrient uptake significantly, can you interview anyone about this later? seems like relatively new information
FFJ & FPJ's are practically fermented extracts. Not quite alcohol in a sense, but close to it. Most compost teas are also usually fermented too.
Do you have any links to those lectures?
Comfrey is the angel and devil on your shoulder! 😂😂 If you live where you can grow comfrey why are you not growing comfrey haha.. Is medicinal is edible Makes fire compost even better swamp water it's the best if you can grow it in Your location
Love the show
Hit the 👍button guys
✌️💚🌱
🌱 I have a problem eating my retrieve I don't know why the girl and I forgot so 🌱
Dirt & soil is 2diffrent things in my mind but I’m not a pro at all
✌️💚🌱
We love ya chriss
I have a problem
Fun fact:
Greenhouse plants are considered “indoor”
And then there's me growing indoor in a country where it's ******* 😏😬\😆/
Are some strains more pest resistant than others or is it only bro Science?✌️💚🌱
There are, but those genes are usually climate and latitude specific. Incorporating both the plant gene and it's natural habitat, to what attacks it in that habitat.
Some plants produce pheromones to repel pests, but those pests are usually only specific to the region it was grown... and it's usually a decades long process. For your area, you'll have to find breeders who've bred traits to fight (or withstand) pests that are natural to your area.
wuuuuuuuuuuuuduuuuuuuuup
Appreciate the videos dude 😎
I have a problem I have a problem with my marijuana tree
Well the name fits I suppose lol 😂
I've been watching a lot of these vids lately and 1 thing that really bugs me is how everyone dances around the cannabis plant and calls it childish ass names. Is there a legit reason for it or are you people just not adults??
Do you have an email? I have a question. First time grower and I have made mistakes and the plants are dying. Three weeks into flowering. HELP.
what happened?
Include all the details and pics in a post on my forum and I’ll answer when I can: mrgrowit.com/forum/
TYVM , will send asap. Probably Monday afternoon.