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You may have heard of feminized seeds before, either online or from another grower. This progressive type of seed has become possible thanks to feminization – a fairly new technique for cannabis growers that rose to prominence during the 1990s. Usually, feminized seeds are those that have undergone a chemical process to make them always germinate into female plants. If you’re curious about how to feminize marijuana seeds yourself and are interested in learning more about the process, be sure to check out the following guide.

Looking for the best soil mix for growing cannabis? Super soil mixes are some of the best potting soil for weed that you’ll find anywhere. It’s chock-full of nutrients and beneficial microbes that can super-charge your plans. In this article, we’ll outline exactly what makes this medium the best soil for marijuana.

Mixing different strains of weed, sometimes known as making a ‘salad’, is a really common practice among habitual pot smokers. You’re able to smoke different kinds of weed at once, and who doesn’t want that? But are there actually any reasons as to why you should be mixing strains? Let’s find out.

When it comes to cannabis, you’ve got your fair share of strains to choose from. By some accounts, there are thousands of different cannabis strains out there.However, did you know that all the various modern-day cannabis strains can be traced back to just a few original plants known as landrace strains?

Having red eyes is one of those tell-tale signs that someone is stoned or has recently smoked weed. Even in film and television, stoner characters are always caricatured as having extremely bloodshot eyes. But is this stereotype based in fact? Are there real, scientific reasons that our eyes get red when we smoke weed? As we will find out, there’s a reason for your eyes getting red from smoking weed – but it may not be what you think.