GROWING EXPOSED S3 EP8 | DUNN "CRAFT" CANNABIS

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00:00 Disclaimer
00:07 Intro
00:54 Amanda’s Intro
02:26 Let's Join Them At The Poker Table And Go ALL-IN!!
8:07 Did You Know Method Seven Created The First Photo Filter?
9:08 Garden Tour Begins In The Veg Room! Let's Meet Dave.
12:37 Take A Look At The Think Grow LED Light
14:40 Let's Check Out The Pre-Veg Area
15:45 Parting Of The Seas
18:24 Learn about Green Planet Nutrients
19:51 David Robinsons Teachings Of The Garden Sage
21:52 Tour Of Kierton, Twister Trimmers Headquarters
23:18 Kierton Testing Area
28:15 Batch One
29:12 T2 Overview
29:54 T4 Overview
31:37 Learning About Back Country Blend
32:46 Check Out The Crafty Buds
36:50 Prescription Glasses From Method Seven
38:50 A Closer Look In The Nutrient Room
40:38 The Upside Down Challenge (Don't try this at home)
42:52 This Grow Has Been Exposed... See you next time.

Growing Exposed is back with another exciting new episode. This time we’re on a quest for craft in beautiful British Columbia, Canada as we take viewers inside Dunn Cannabis, one of the country’s premiere micro cannabis facilities.

Over a game of poker, our tour guide Justin Cooper will introduce us to Logan, the owner of Dunn Cannabis and hear his story of how he quit a life of professional poker to build a pristine cultivation facility that focused on growing only the finest quality cannabis. He explains how he saw opportunity and stability in the cannabis industry and breaks down on the challenges he faced while starting his legal cannabis business in Canada. We hear firsthand how Health Canada has impacted growing cannabis in the country and get tips on how they found success.

We start our exclusive garden tour with lead grower Dave Falkins in the propagation room. Dunn Cannabis was one of the first micro cannabis growers to be approved by Health Canada. They are a smaller grow focused on growing the cleanest and finest quality cannabis for the cannabis connoisseur. This is not the Budweiser of bud!! Justin and Dave talk about the history of the plant and how today’s technology has changed how growers grow.

Dave walks us through the process they use to grow their garden and gives us tips that even novice growers can use in their own grows. He talks lighting, humidity and trimming to achieve peak performance. He further explains low-stress training (LST) which is a method of training plants to grow horizontally, rather than vertically. This is achieved by tying plants down when they are young.

This week in Teachings of the Garden Sage, David Robinson gives us his take on craft cannabis. He shares that the definition of craft is to make something skillfully with the hands. He breaks down how plants grow a psychic connection to their caretakers and how that impacts craft cannabis.

In today’s episode we also visit Twister HQ to learn all about their trimming products. Purists might believe that hand trimmed is the only way to go and Twister is aiming to change their minds. Brent Anderson from Keirton Inc. explains the differences and advantages to the various ways of drying and trimming cannabis, and goes into detail over how the industry has changed over the years. He shares some of the technology that saves consumers from “moldy weed”.

Finally, we go back to Dunn to check out the craft cannabis grow in all its glory. They are focused on quality product and it shows by their attention to detail every step of the way.

That’s all we had time for in this episode of Growing Exposed. For extended versions of our tours and more exclusive interviews stay locked on growingexposed.com

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Amanda Mackay hosts Growing Exposed, the show that takes you inside the world of marijuana growing and introduces you to some of the characters behind these gardens. Created by film producer Jeremy Deichen, this series takes a look into the once underground world of marijuana production; documenting garden tours, revealing product tips, and reviewing products and practices.