Jun 21, 2026 · 33 min · 15 segments
In this episode, the fellas discuss the best tips for vegging your plants to their full potential. Support the show
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Well, I wanna start right at the beginning, because if you're gonna have advanced growth strategies, it really comes down to selecting genetics that are showing you quality results.
You want good genetics to back up whatever it is that you're gonna try to perform with them.
And that can come down to selecting a bean that has a good strong taproot, and making sure that it's gonna be able to give you the first step in a good quality root development, or a good quality root system so that you can put some of these, some of these tactics into it.
So, uh, if you're gonna germinate, maybe not putting a bean directly into the medium, and maybe putting a few beans into the selection or into the mix so that you can kinda choose which one's the strongest to give you that best foot forward.
Yeah, I think when it comes down to, uh, in the germination process, like as you're doing germination, some people have done, you know, a little bit different, and I've done in the past, but utilizing willow water and, and letting the seed soak within that first versus regular water as well.
And then going into something like, you know, people use the can and can is a lot more popular lately, or a paper towel, and doing the, the triple step.
We're not going right into it.
And this is a little bit more elementary of course, but the process is about taking the more tenfold step instead of just jumping into one thing.
As you're doing the vegetative state, you wanna make sure you're guaranteeing a strong taproot before it's going into the media for sure.
Yeah, and then once that is a plant, it's growing out in the seedling stage, a lot of people say, a lot of people say train early, right? And train often.
Well, I wanna start right at the beginning, because if you're gonna have advanced growth strategies, it really comes down to selecting genetics that are showing you quality results.
You want good genetics to back up whatever it is that you're gonna try to perform with them.
And that can come down to selecting a bean that has a good strong taproot, and making sure that it's gonna be able to give you the first step in a good quality root development, or a good quality root system so that you can put some of these, some of these tactics into it.
So, uh, if you're gonna germinate, maybe not putting a bean directly into the medium, and maybe putting a few beans into the selection or into the mix so that you can kinda choose which one's the strongest to give you that best foot forward.
Yeah, I think when it comes down to, uh, in the germination process, like as you're doing germination, some people have done, you know, a little bit different, and I've done in the past, but utilizing willow water and, and letting the seed soak within that first versus regular water as well.
And then going into something like, you know, people use the can and can is a lot more popular lately, or a paper towel, and doing the, the triple step.
We're not going right into it.
And this is a little bit more elementary of course, but the process is about taking the more tenfold step instead of just jumping into one thing.
As you're doing the vegetative state, you wanna make sure you're guaranteeing a strong taproot before it's going into the media for sure.
Yeah, and then once that is a plant, it's growing out in the seedling stage, a lot of people say, a lot of people say train early, right? And train often.
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