Beginner's Guide

Content The importance of good geneticsImproving your grow with proper lightingEffective training methods to maximize yieldsThe correct pot size can make all the difference

Content Pros and consHow to make your own Sea of GreenSea of green step by stepWhich strains are the best for SoG?Important details of a successful SoG

Content What’s a grow room?Where should I set up my grow room?What’s essential for healthy growth?Tips to create your dream grow roomSet up your indoor grow room

Content Increasing the number of trichomesProper lighting and UVB raysDifferent training methodsNutrients that are specific for bloomingDialing in the environment

Content What your space needsHow to set up your spacePlant strains suited for small spacesTrain your cannabisControl the climateKeep the lights a good distance from plants

Content Why are my cannabis plants growing too tall?How to keep plants shortWhat to do with tall plantsBest strains for managing plant heightFor outdoor growers, cultivating gigantic tree-sized plants is pretty normal. But for indoor growers, tall marijuana plants can spell disaster. If a plant grows too high, it can literally reach an indoor garden’s light source and start suffering from light burns. Once that happens, there’s not much you can do – get ready for scorched leaves, branches, flowers, and overall ruined harvest.

Content Why you need to trim your budsWhen to start trimmingWet trimDry trimThe tools you need for trimming cannabisCannabis trimming guideDrying Trimmed Buds

Despite its name, weed rarely grows and yields plentiful harvests on its own. Cannabis cultivation is a process that’s learned through experience and experimentation, trial and errors. Another great source of weed growing wisdom is, without a doubt, fellow growers. Today we’re asking our readers “What’s your secret to growing perfect weed?”. And here’s what they think.

Content Gram per watt: myth or reality?What stands between you and a gram per wattSkills and experienceWrong strainsPoor geneticsGrowing setupTips for achieving 1 gram per watt