Oregon Rooted: The Dirt Show

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The one you have been waiting for. JD Short from Second Generation Genetics. We sit down again to talk all about psychoactives. We talk about sugar, caffeine, gluten, cannabis, exercise, and nicotine. I also get a chance to chat way more about breeding and growing. He shares his opinion on hermaphrodites, ethics of crossing, light stress, heat stress, using HPS over 600 watts, and even shares a few tricks of the trade that DJ passed down to him. The man, the myth, the legend. Grab your best flower, roll it up, and sit down because this might be the best interview that you have ever heard. Check out Bumblebeeweed2 and Old World Genetics as well to keep informed about what's going on with bot JD and DJ and the future.

After a long break we sit down and have a conversation. We talk some news and we break it down on TDS. Much more to come.

This week we sit down with Lee Spivey from Good Earth Organics. Having already been on the show (see episode 44), G.E.O. is a Southern Oregon company that empowers growers and gardeners to consistently and cost effectively grow high quality plants that are healthy for people and the planet. We talk about some soil science including defining living soil, reamending, drainage, different mediums, feeding, using biologicals, autoflowers, and give a brief mention on the Canna brush. Good Earth Organics has been setting standards for Southern Oregon and now being Certified Clean Green, acquiring CDFA, and being OMRI listed is pushing this soil into being a leader in cannabis grows big or small. Grab your favorite flower and sit down with us as we dive into the world of living soil and find out why this organic soil sets the bar for Oregon cannabis, on this week's The Dirt Show. 43:30 Skip to Interview (43:30) Check out our B.T.S. interview with Lee Spivey for Patrons only: www.patreon.com/oregonrooted

Screw Covid 19! We decided to stay inside this week and have fun being a cannabis cup judge for the 'Solvent Concentrates' category in the High Times Oregon Cannabis Cup 2020. The next hour we take you through our dab backpack and share all the goods with you. We share what entries we got and how damn good...or just how shitty they are. Grab your favorite rig and join us for this 9 half gram dab sesh as we try all the entries and throw down our opinion. The award show will be livestreamed on High Times Facebook page at 4:20 PST. Not all grams are created equal so were doing an official tasters choice and see what Oregon has to offer on this episode of The Dirt Show.

This week we sit down with Mathew Gates, also know as Synchangel on Instagram. He is an IPM or Integrated Pest Management Specialist. Many of our listeners follow him for his advice and information on pests that cause harm to plants, specifically cannabis. You can find him and his videos on YouTube here. We cover the 5 units of IPM, rice root aphids, hemp aphids, caterpillars, cannabis viruses and effects on humans, IPM resistance, using oils, chemicals, bacteria, and the story behind the California/Oregon star thistle issue that caused people to claim roadsides were treated with russet mites to get these particular tumble weeds under control. This one is chock full of good cannabis pest knowledge so take a seat and join us with a bowl while we talk all things bugs on this episode of The Dirt Show. 28:20 Skip to Interview (28:20)

This week we bring you Ryan Powers and Joe Ullman from Atlas Seeds. Atlas Seeds is a company breeding auto flower for full scale production. They do research and development on strains that perform better and have higher THC content. Auto flower has been a source of controversy for growers as it can be hard to grow, under perform, flower to fast/slow, have low THC content, and can suffer in total volume at the end. Atlas provides the knowledge and genetics that is proving everyone wrong. With a commitment and focus on increasing the overall quality of autos, this company has spent years of blood, sweat, and tears to bring you closer and closer to shelf quality auto flower. Listen in as we discuss everything from how to transplant, to what containers to use, even what ratio of nutes to administer through its life. There are many tips and tricks in here and knowing how to grow an auto is just as important to your success as having quality genetics. Heads Up! At the end as we recap all the good tips, so

This episode we take a moment and talk about Southern Oregon burning down. In a matter of days, 5 towns get heavy damage from an onslaught of local and regional fires. In fact most of the PNW was engulfed in flames. We lost our dispensary, studio, and several friends lost their homes. The damage was extensive and will take years to recover from. We wanted to chat about it so that people could hear first hand. Don't stress though because we fit in some grow talk as well. It's been one hell of a year and it doesn't seem to be getting any better, so sit back, lets get high, talk about fires in our bowls and fires in our forests, and pray the cost of cannabis doesn't go up. UPDATE: The fires in our area have been contained and the majority of smoke has dispersed. The evacuation levels have dropped and people have been allowed to get back into the areas of damage to try and sift through the burned wreckage. People continue to be homeless and are still fighting to find places to live.

This week we sit down with Jason Wilson, the man behind Natural Learning Enterprises, the Curious About Cannabis podcast, and has released the 2nd edition of Curious About Cannabis book. Appearing numerous times since the beginning, Jason returns to talk about the D.E.A. cracking down on Delta 8 relating to hemp and the current Farm Bill. We also talk about pine rosin in concentrates and extracts, eco-region specific herbal medicine, and synthesizing psychedelics including some of the dangers. This one is full of information so sit back, grab that flower, and enjoy! 29:15 Skip to Interview 29:15 To support us: www.patreon.com/oregonrooted

Do plants work for people or do people work for plants? On this weeks episode we chat with Doug Williams, the National Sales Director, from Green Earth Medicinals. We chat about synergy between herbs, quality and marketing of CBD, herbal medicine fraud, how to harvest certain herbs, industry standards, CO2 vs. Butane for extracting CBD, FDA and food product additives, ways to use CBD, wine grapes and cannabis terroir, experience in knowing your land, and the importance of natural psychedelics. 35:30 Skip to interview

This week we sit down with Ananda Farms. One of the cleanest and most respected farms in the So. O. We have had many requests and we are proud to release the interview. High Lady Sativa and I sit down to talk about what it takes to bring high quality sun grown flower, what it takes to work with one of the top quality hash makers, and really what it takes to be consistent. Building a reputation takes years and then following up with cannabis that represents Oregon's best grown is even harder. You better grab your best flower because we are going to venture into the mind of a REAL sun grower and talk about what you should do to produce the best flower possible under the best lights available.......sun grown...

After a short break we are back with JD Short from Second Generation Genetics. We sit down with the man again to talk about his new breeding projects (including the Trinity Lavender), the importance of males and their selection, testing and its affect on distribution, mold testing in Oregon, using breeders genetics for your own projects, racism in cannabis, some current opinions, and finally what the future is for Second Gen. We go over a lot and we get to know J.D. even better. Sit back with your favorite flower or extract and lets get high as we dive into some serious conversation on this week's The Dirt Show.

The World's Last Hope joins us this week to talk about everything Korean Natural Farming, and Modern Natural Farming. You sent in questions, we had them answered, and this guy knows his shit. Much of what we throw away can be used as organic nutrients, IPM, and beneficials. What you don't have can be grown, and what you don't grow can be sourced from your local area much cheaper in bulk than making traditional purchases. Add those bennies to the fact that it can be done to scale and compliments closed loop farming, permaculture, and biodiversity makes it a valuable skill and method. Whether you go all in or make a few nutes on the side, check this one out. Links to Last Hope's full recipes can be found on his IG bio, our bio, and on our website after release. Grab a fat joint and a note pad, this is good info to keep on hand. Stay Rooted!

It's a crazy time in history right now, and this week we try to tackle it with some serious conversation and some serious laughter! We talk about the tragic death of George Floyd, where we stand on the issue, and how the War on Drugs has encouraged and supported police brutality and oppression on people of color for decades. The bullshit needs to stop. We also talk some crap and attempt some comic relief on the show this week with THC in semen, discussing our J.Epstein pheno, and sharing our very first sponsor, Donkey Shame Farms, releasing their new product called Cannapis, a new cannabis infused energy drink....so sit back and let's get high in honor of George Floyd, share some tears, share some laughter, and show support for our brothers and sisters of color.

The champion of Southern Oregon homesteading and cannabis breeding, Organarchist returns to tell us how to make his 2 base nutrients he uses for growing everything including cannabis. Add these 2 mixes to a good mulch, which he describes, and that's it; season long, inexpensive, and sustainable food for cannabis and all your garden needs. We also chat about phosphorous uptake, fermenting, and more about his breeding. Take your growing game to the next self sustaining level and check out this week's, The Dirt Show with Organarchist...Stay rooted!