Category Archives: Growing Tips
Cannabis Nutrients; What and When to Feed Many growers find it difficult to identify and choose the best cannabis nutrients. The proper nutrients help plants grow faster and produce better yields. Cannabis fertilizers vary in nutrient ratio, ingredients, supplements, and the cannabis growing medium, whether hydro or soil. Read on to find out what and[…]
Can You Clone Autoflowering Plants? Can you clone auto-flowering plants? Autoflowering cannabis plants flower automatically based on age rather than environmental factors, i.e., ratio of light to dark hours, unlike photoperiod plants. Cloning is generally associated with photoperiod plants, although some growers have experimented with autoflowering species. But have they been successful? What is Cloning?[…]
Cannabis Plant Training Methods Explained Cannabis plants have adapted over the course of thousands of years to grow outdoors in the sunlight. The typical Christmas tree-like shape of cannabis plants is ideal for capturing the sun’s rays; however, with the emergence of indoor cultivation, many growers are finding that their plants are not optimized for[…]
How To Grow Cannabis Seeds Hydroponically – Hydroponic cultivation is a promising solution to many challenges of crop production. It fixes the need for arable land, deforestation, ecosystem degradation, climate changes, and other issues related to cannabis cultivation. For decades, hydroponics has proven its effectiveness in various settings, and cannabis farming is no exception. […]
Growing your own Cannabis at home is both fun and rewarding, and the payoff is well worth the wait. But growing cannabis indoors (which allows for year-round harvests) is a bit more involved than simply throwing a few seeds into the ground and waiting until harvest time. If you want to grow the best Cannabis indoors, carefully consider which strains will do best in your indoor grow environment first.
Growing your own Cannabis is one of the most rewarding experiences you may have. Not only is it a great way to flex your freedom, it’s also a great way to clean your environment while producing your own therapeutic (or recreational) herbs and concentrates. But growing your own cannabis isn’t the same as popping a few tomato seeds in the ground. For those who want a successful Cannabis grow, it’s important to carefully consider your starting point.