Growing Exposed Season 1 Episode 2 - Growing To New Heights

Please watch our newest episode: "Central Oregon Cannabis Growing - Growing Exposed Season 2 Episode 8" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbtUdsta_z4 --~-- Re-uploading full episodes to Facebook and Youtube in the coming weeks, enjoy! 00:00 Disclaimer 00:05 Amanda’s Intro 02:22 Garden Tour: Blank Slate 06:17 Learn More About Hydroselect 06:54 David Robinsons Teachings Of The Garden Sage 09:49 Garden Tour: The Propagation Room 11:19 The Most Important Discovery Of Our Time 12:10 David Robinsons Teachings Of The Garden Sage 14:47 Garden Tour: The Grow Room 17:47 Learn More About Green Planet Nutrients 19:17 Twister T4 Trimmer 22:24 Garden Tour: The Bud Room 24:42 Conclusion http://www.growingexposed.com/ What happens, as a grower, when you have a football-field-sized warehouse at your disposal? The answer is pretty obvious: you fill it with green. This episode of Growing Exposed features a grow unlike anything you’ve ever seen: cannabis plants as tall as trees, buds as big as two-litre bottles, and terminal buds the size of a man’s head; this particular grow is anything but traditional. Although the garden is a licensed facility, no one wished to be on camera. So, we got veteran grower, YouTube educator, and activist Jason Wilcox, founder-director of the Cannabis in Canada society, to be our guest garden-tour-guide. Jason first takes us to the roof, where he reveals the high-tech equipment this grow uses to control their growing facility, from lighting, climate control, water filtration and more. The roof itself features a vast number of ballasts and each room is cooled by three 5-tonne Air Conditioning Units. The grow-op also features an activated charcoal filter to clean the air going out of the facility (known as a scrubber), a dehumidifier which recycles the water the plants transpire back into the system, a high-end water filtration system that removes both chlorine and chloramine (which is damaging to crucial inoculants), a water chiller to keep water at a steady 70°F, and to top it off, each room is certified fire-safe. Every single component is wired for precision and efficiency.