Growing Belushi

It's just too scripted. I like the concept and appreciate Jim himself, but come on.. show us some genuine real moments. Almost every aspect is scripted. Hopefully they ease it up on the scripting soon, before they're cancelled.

Not a lot to chose from during this pandamic BS!! Wilth limited selection, I found myself watching programs that I would normally skip over. Not that those programs are bad, but they just did not appeal to me. Jim is a nut!! Goofy, energenic, positive nut. He burns sage to ward off evil spirits and cleanse one another of evil spirits! The product looks great especially Jack! However, I'm not sure how anything stays alive with the lazy, entitled employees that complain more about being over worked then actually being productive!! Jim is loyal to family, which is very refreshing, but to what cost??

Look forward to watch more and hope that his business does well!

The whole family enjoyed! Its nice to see cannabis in a different light

This show is pretty low cal and the scripting can be embarrassing now. It's fun and silly and I enjoy any show that has some traveling. I find it interesting to see other parts of the world and culture, even if it is brief. This show could be improved by some additional takes to alleviate the awkwardness of scripting non-actors. Don't listen to the haters, not everything has to be perfect or great. This show is simple and fun, don't look much deeper.

Additionally, some of the growing content is very basic, but it's a great way to lift the shroud of of the cannabis industry and shed some light. I think this is very beneficial for those that might think cannabis is scary or evil. Medically retired LEO here. Thank you cannabis for taking care of my nerve pain and allowing me to return to a semblance of my previous physically active lifestyle .

Keep in mind that Belushi is an actor/comedian and not a farmer. What we have on the show is a clueless and bumbling city guy trying to be a pot farmer. He tosses money around instead of knowledge and hires lazy family members instead of solid workers. But, it's somewhat enjoyable to watch. And Dan Ackroyd shows up occasionally which is really a plus! We're into season 2 now and it's more grade school T-Ball action than anything. But, I'm a Jim and Dan fan and I find it enjoyable enough to keep watching. Will it ever become a 'real farm'? Time will tell!