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Content What are sugar leaves?SmokingSugar trim usageVapingCannabutterKiefSugar leaf teaTinctureWhen you think of cannabis leaves, you probably think of the big, broad fan leaves with five or seven leaflets. This iconic shape symbolizes stoners everywhere, but did you know there’s another type of cannabis leaf? They’re called sugar leaves. If you grow your own cannabis or have bought some with a bit left untrimmed, you’ve seen sugar leaves! These cute little bud leaves are nestled in among the flowers and are also plentiful in trichomes, so sugar leaves needn’t be cast aside when trimming. Let us fill you in!

Content Why you should know what plants look like marijuanaPlants that look like cannabisCassavaHemp agrimonyChaste treeTexas starJapanese mapleSpider flower

Content Female cannabis plantsHow to identify female plantsFemale cannabis plant anatomyMale cannabis plantsWhat are pollen sacs?Identifying weed sexHow do plants reveal their sex?

Content My equipmentGrow report from seed to harvestWeeks 1-8Week 9-harvestMy impressionsHey all, I recently had the chance to grow one of Original Sensible Seeds’ Wedding Cake plants from seed to harvest. I was pretty stoked to try this strain out – I’ve been a fan of Cookies strains forever but have never grown one myself. Fun fact: Wedding Cake is also known as Pink Cookies, and emerged as a descendant of Triangle Mints, which traces its lineage back to Girl Scout Cookies.

Content Main ReasonsQuality of seedsLight deficiencyToo much lightSpectrum of lightOverwateringUnder-feedingCalciumpH issuesTemperatureSize of pots

Content What is hotboxing?Why would you hotbox?Does hotboxing make you higher?How to hotboxWhere can i hotbox?If you’ve ever smoked weed, you’ve most likely heard of hotboxing – a common cannabis term that was popularized by a stoner cult classic, Cheech & Chong’s infamous car hotboxing scene. In fact, whether inadvertently or on purpose, you’ve probably hotboxed yourself and come across the same answer to the question that science is now proving: does hotboxing get you higher? The simple answer is yes. Here, we’ll explore in depth the meaning of hotboxing, how it works, and the best places to hotbox safely.

Content Basics of weed storageCold and dark…Downsides of freezing weedFreezer burnDefrosting weedTrichomes damageUpsides of freezing weedDo it right

Content What is bat guano?Bat guano and weedSources of bat guanoMexican bat guanoJamaican bat guanoIndonesian bat guanoFeeding bat guano to weedMixing with soil

Content DefinitionRegular seedsFeminized seedsRegular or feminized?Growing regular plantsGrowing feminized plantsHow to tell the differenceRegular Vs. Feminized bud

Content What is terp sauceThe importance of terpenesHow is it madeHow to consume itTerp sauce is potentIs terp sauce for meThe cannabis concentrate market is the fastest growing area of retail weed, and within the realm of concentrates, one in particular, has been getting a lot of attention: terp sauce. So today, we’re looking at how to make terp sauce, or HTFSE (High Terpene Full Spectrum Extract), and why it should be in your next stash purchase.

Content What is compost tea?BenefitsVigorous cannabis growthBase for microorganismsFertilizationIngredientsCompostMolassesWorm castingsFish hydrolysate

Content What are thrips?Thrip damageHow to get rid of thrips?Insecticidal soapsNeem oilSpinosadPyrethrinPest infestations are the bane of any cannabis cultivator’s existence. The presence of pests is detrimental to a good yield of crops and are a nuisance to get rid of, taking away from valuable time and resources that could be spent in cultivating more plants. Today, we’ll be looking at one pest in particular – thrips – that are a disaster for farmers around the world, and talking about how you can identify them and deal with a possible infestation.