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357 Blogs about "Growing Cannabis"
Our blog features cannabis growing tips for beginners to help them earn their green thumbs, grow guides for intermediate cultivators looking to advance their botanical skills, and lessons for master growers seeking to conquer niche areas of horticulture.
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The Most Creative Places to Grow Cannabis
Not everyone has space to grow cannabis on their property. In these circumstances, cultivators need to rely on creativity to launch a fruitful guerrilla growing operation. While many settle for for ...
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White vs Black Cannabis Ash: Does Colour Matter?
Many theories circulate the cannabis community. Some turn out to be true, whereas others are nothing but hearsay. So, how does the cannabis ash colour debate shake out when it comes to factual accu ...
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When to Switch From the Vegetative to the Flowering Stage
All cannabis plants that make it to maturity will, at some point, switch from the vegetative stage to the flowering stage, at which point they begin to develop their sought-after buds. Here, we aim ...
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How to Grow Cannabis 12/12 From Seed
Force flowering marijuana from seed can provide excellent quality, resinous flowers, all the while saving space, time, and money. For those with space constraints, it is a win-win!
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How to Build an Automated Cannabis Curing System
An automated curing system can streamline the cannabis curing process and optimise the quality of your bud. Plus, it's a fun project for those who enjoy such tasks! Here we outline the benefits and ...
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Milky Way F1 Grow ReportSo, you're considering growing some of the first true cannabis F1 hybrids? Milky Way F1 makes a great choice for growers with little space looking to harvest some of the fastest and strongest buds pos ...
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How and When to Transplant Cannabis Seedlings
The seedling phase is arguably the most important of the entire cannabis life cycle. Whether you grow from seed or clone, the hands-on part of cultivation begins with seedlings. Transplanting is al ...
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A Guide to Supplemental Greenhouse Lighting
Using supplemental lighting can help you get the most out of growing weed in a greenhouse. Whether it's to provide extra illumination during those cloudy days, or you want to grow well into the win ...
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Cannabis Cultivation and Energy Consumption: Expert Strategies
Unlock the secrets of eco-friendly cannabis cultivation! Our comprehensive guide dives into energy-efficient lighting, climate control, and sustainable practices to make your grow both economical a ...
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Titan F1 Grow ReportAre you thinking about growing Titan F1? Why not check out my grow report below to get a taste of what awaits? During my week-by-week account, you’ll discover everything I did to achieve a great yield ...
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The Best Soil For Growing Autoflowering Cannabis
Autoflowering strains are speedy, productive, and incredibly reliable. However, they require slightly different care compared to their photoperiod counterparts. Discover the kind of soil that keeps ...
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How To Grow Cannabis by the Moon Cycle in 2024
There might be more of a relationship between your cannabis plants and the moon than you first realized. Learn how to grow weed according to the moon cycle, and you might just take your outdoor har ...
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Hydroponic Growing Media Explained: The Pros and Cons of Each
There are many choices when it comes to hydroponic growing media—but which is best for you? The following list outlines the major properties of each choice, helping you to decide which medium to us ...
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Molybdenum Deficiency in Cannabis: Signs and Solutions
Molybdenum—ever heard of it? Many cannabis growers pull in successful harvests for years on end before ever running into issues with this element. Although relatively rare, molybdenum deficiency ca ...
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How and When to Use Foliar Feeding on Cannabis
Foliar sprays are an often underused tool in the cannabis grower's arsenal. When used correctly, though, they are an incredibly effective (and easy) way to provide nutrients to plants in need, and ...
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