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

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.

Content What are cannabinoids?What makes cannabinoids work?List of cannabinoidsTHCCBDCBGCBNCBCWhenever you hear anything about marijuana, your mind may automatically associate it with getting high. However, there are many more scientific and health benefits involved behind the scenes. Knowing more about cannabis and the genetics behind plants with cannabinoids and their effects will help you find which type, medical or recreational, will work for you. In this Cannabinoids 101 lesson, you will learn how cannabinoids work, some of the most popular cannabinoids being researched, and many of their effects and health benefits.

Content Origin story of the cheapest grow tentPros and cons of this grow tentHow to make the cheapest grow tentIs this tutorial for you?The best strains to grow in this tent

Content What is brick weed?How it is madeThe sad truth about reggie weedHow to revive brick weedHey, sometimes you just have to take what you get when you want to toke up. Old-school stoners know what this is about. Before cannabis became widely available in many countries as a legal substance in coffee shops and dispensaries, many stoners had to resort to brick weed, also sometimes referred to as reggie weed or dirt weed. There are many terms for it, but it’s all one thing! Keep on reading to learn more.

Content Genetic termsSeed-related termsTraining & сultivation termsStrain-related termsAmateur growers often underestimate the importance of knowing and using proper cannabis growing terms. Unfortunately, if your cannabis glossary consists of terms like “this thingy” and “that thingy”, it could become a huge obstacle to growing the weed plant of your dreams.

Content What is CBD oil?How is CBD oil made?CBD-rich strainsDoes CBD oil make you high?Is CBD oil safe?Does CBD oil expire?Does it show up on a drug test?Is CBD oil legal?

Content Causes of cannabis allergySymptoms of weed allergyRespiratory allergiesDermatological allergiesCannabis allergy risk groupsCross-reactivity of allergens

Content Outdoor growing season in the UKThe best place for growing weedPros and cons of growing outdoorsWhen to plant outdoors in the UKMonth by month breakdownUK indoor growing season

Content What are cannabis foxtails?What causes foxtailing?How to prevent itMaintain ideal temperaturesMonitor light distanceReduce stressFoxtail is a cannabis term that the average user might not be all that familiar with but which most growers are, since it’s a sign of abnormal growth with their crop. What both groups should know is that cannabis foxtails are more than just a variance in appearance, and can also affect the potency of your bud. It’s like wearing pigtails and technically having a hairstyle that’s ‘done’ but isn’t the best it could be. Even though marijuana foxtailing isn’t the end of the world, it’s not the best-case scenario for consumers or growers and therefore should be avoided. So, what do foxtails look like, what is this exactly, and what should you know about it? We’ll answer these questions and more in this guide to cannabis foxtailing.

Even though cannabis use is becoming more destigmatized by the year, many of us still live in places where weed isn’t legal or family doesn’t approve of its use, hence the need to know how to hide marijuana effectively by keeping it out of sight and smell. As part of our series dedicated to the indoor growing season, we’ve got the best spots to secure your stash from the ‘nosy’ people in your life.

Content How to recognize airy budsWhat сauses them?How to fix light airy budsUse bloom-boostersDon't overwaterReduce humidityDon't harvest too early