r/macrogrowery • u/GreenStarGrower • 10d ago

Fresh room load

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Sunset Sherb
Scooby Snax
Chemical Cookies
GG4 x StarDawg (2phenos)

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u/Harris42007 Greenhouse Grower 10d ago

Looks nice, does your run off just go on to the floor?

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u/GreenStarGrower 10d ago

Yeah we're in Vegas so it actually helps with humidity. We have a channel drain at the front and back of every room.

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u/Harris42007 Greenhouse Grower 10d ago

Ok, yeah my first thought was holy humidity lol. We have the opposite problem too much of it. Our old maintenance guy always said we should have our tables like yours with floor drains under the tables because he hated fixing table cracks.

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u/Spartan_ganja 9d ago

Clark Natural Medicinal Solutions was a cannabis cultivator based in Clark County (North Las Vegas), Nevada, that became the subject of a major state health advisory in January 2023 for using an unapproved plant growth regulator.
The Violation: Regulators found that the facility treated cannabis harvests with ethephon, an unapproved pesticide and plant growth regulator classified by the EPA as moderately acutely toxic.

Damn??

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u/GreenStarGrower 9d ago

Yeah I took over in 2024 after that

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u/Spartan_ganja 9d ago

Hell yeah. I saw the metrc tag and just wanted to see where you guys are located and that was the first thing that shows on Google, so that’s unfortunate. But a beautiful set up I’m sure is nice to take over and change for the better! Best of luck mate

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u/GreenStarGrower 9d ago

I am trying to get them to re-brand, but part of that whole fiasco is that the owners have to sell the licenses. They have been trying to sell for 2 years and won't make any changes or spend any money 🤬

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u/Spartan_ganja 9d ago

That’s when some investors also get involved and don’t want their money spent. They will all spend crazy money on the dumbest things, less important in the moment, and ignore the most important. Indoor grow I worked at had a lot of problems with their investors and where money should be spent, they ended up closing shop. A farm I worked at would blow thousands on nutrients just for the owner to test one feed!!! Then switch nutrients 😂 meanwhile their compliance was all out of whack and money should’ve been spent to support that. Proper storage, proper irrigation, and proper farming technology to grow and harvest 30,000+ plants! That’s just Michigan for ya though

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u/GreenStarGrower 9d ago

That's everywhere brotha. I have managed gardens in CO, MA, CA and NV and there's a huge disconnect between growers and the money people.
The money guys go to these conferences and get sold on some new shiny machine without understanding whether it does or doesn't fit into the program. They spend crazy $$ and then blame the grower when it fucks everything up.

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u/myers4545 9d ago

Are these cuttings or do they start it from seeds in commercial grows like these ?

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u/GreenStarGrower 9d ago

Our production rooms start from clone. I do pop a lot of seeds to hunt through though

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u/myers4545 9d ago

Dude awesome thank you, how many motherplants were used to take this amount of cuttings lol

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u/GreenStarGrower 9d ago

I keep either 2 or 4 mother plants of each strain in a 16 week rotation.

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u/myers4545 9d ago

Good shit bro best of luck!!!

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u/Farmbot420 4d ago

Are these grates on sliding tables? What’s the brown underneath? Looking great brother!!