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Content 5 weeks of vegetationVegetative stage conditionsFlowering stageHigh stress defoliationTemperature and humidityFertilizersHarvest & yield

Content Aloe vera & cloningCloning weed 101Step-by-step guideLooking for a way to clone organically? Look no further – cloning with aloe vera may be the solution you’re seeking. Aloe vera gel, a clear jelly-like substance that develops inside the branches of aloe plants, has several different applications in food and medicine. However, there’s also one fairly unknown use for aloe: cloning cannabis. Below, we’ll take a deep dive into how to use aloe vera for cloning and explain why you should try it in your garden.

Content Can weed grow in cold weather?What cannabis is best for cold climates?Photoperiod plants in cold climatesCold-climate autoflowering seedsTop 10 cold weather strains

Content Cannabis roots in historyThe medicinal valueCancer treatmentCannabis roots for your Tea with cannabis rootsCannabis roots & skin care

Content What are root aphids?How to identify themHow do root aphids affect cannabis plants?Treating root aphids for cannabisHow do I prevent them from returning?

Content What is a cannabis tincture?Benefits of THC tincturesMethods for making weed tincturesAlcohol or glycerin?Type of alcoholHow to make tinctureWhat you'll need

Often, 24 hours is not enough to get good sleep. In a world of omnipresent digital media filled with deadlines and stress, insomnia is our common companion. It's the most common sleep-related problem, and about one-third of adults experience insomnia symptoms at any given time.

Content What are trichomes?What are the functions of trichomes?Types of cannabis trichomesWhen do trichomes appear?Color of trichomesHarvesting based on trichome color

Content Laws and regulationsIndoors or outdoorsPick a growing mediumPropagation methodChoose weed strainChoosing grow lightsNutrients: organic or mineralTime limits and season length

Content What is light deprivation?Who should use it?How do I perform light deprivation?Helpful tips and tricksEver wanted to utilize the power of the sun while still enjoying the control an indoor grow provides? Light deprivation may be the solution. However, even experienced growers commonly ask, “what is light deprivation going to do for my weed?” or “is light dep weed even any good?” Luckily, we’ve got the answers!

Content Cons of quick-dryWhen quick-drying is necessaryWays to dry your buds quicklyAs growers finish up their crops, they’re usually quite anxious to get to the goods. But when the normal drying and curing process takes weeks, impatience can arise quickly. If you’re looking to replenish your stash faster than normal or want to check if your buds are ready to harvest, quick-drying is a method you can try. While this is not recommended for high-quality bud, we’ve compiled a list of techniques you can implement with as little degradation as possible. If you’re in this predicament or expect to be soon, keep reading to find out how to quickly dry out your pot buds.

If you’re growing your own cannabis, discretion is often top priority. However, for those who aren’t too concerned about tell-tale odors and pungent smells, cheese flavored strains are a popular choice thanks to their unmistakable aroma and outstanding high.