Jeff Rowse talks with Co-Owner of Elite Home Growers Academy, Zach Post
If you’ve ever tried growing your own cannabis at home, you know there are a lot of ways to get the job done — and it can be really overwhelming to figure out the best way to tackle it. In this episode of The Feels, we chat with Co-Owner of Elite Home Growers, Zach Post, about how his business was built to support patients in having complete control over their medicine. Elite Home Growers helps patients get set up to grow cannabis at home with the right equipment based on their individual needs and commitment levels, and they even do follow-up visits to help with any issues that may arise as they get to growing.
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Here’s an outline of what Zach and Jeff discuss during this show:
0:00 Welcome and Introduction
0:50 Starting a cannabis career in Las Vegas
3:21 Who was your cannabis mentor?
4:46 When did you start Elite Homegrowers?
5:54 What are the different ways you can grow cannabis at home?
7:09 How often do you go back to someone’s grow to help them out?
7:37 What are some common pitfalls when growing cannabis at home?
9:51 What’s the most successful grow you’ve helped set up?
11:15 Which grow are you most proud of having helped set up?
11:38 About the St. Louis Science Center Hemp Exhibit
14:29 Tell us about your new brand, Elitist
16:45 Licensing the Elitist brand
20:45 What do you do as post-harvest Manager for CAMP Cannabis?
23:33 How do you know when cannabis is done curing?
27:40 Closing and thanks
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Disclaimer: The information presented here is meant for educational purposes only. Medical decisions should not be made based on advertising. Consult a physician on the benefits and risks of specific medical products.
