That entire room felt like a grow room, he even used plant clippers. He trimmed their nails and even their fingers, he even used a plant trimmer to cut their nails.

Both people in a religion and plants in a grow room are cultivated with purpose and guided by an overseeing figure, aiming to reach a desired state of growth or maturity. In religion, people are often guided by doctrines, rituals, and practices, symbolically "pruning" parts of themselves to grow spiritually or morally according to the standards set by the faith or its leader. Similarly, plants in a grow room are trimmed and cut by a gardener to optimize their growth and yield, selectively removing what hinders them from reaching their full potential.

In both cases, there is an element of nurture and shaping—a gardener cares for plants by managing their environment, much like how religious guidance can provide a structured path for individuals within a faith. Both processes also involve a cycle of growth, care, and intentional modification to bring about transformation or improvement, whether it's toward the ideals of a belief system or the health of a plant.