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Content The benefits of using weed fertilizersThe top 5 marijuana fertilizersIs it always necessary to use fertilizers?Soil fertilizersHydroponics nutrientsOther soil-less mediums

Weed is just like any other plant: sometimes, it outgrows its home. That’s where transplanting comes in. Whether a grower keeps their marijuana plants indoors or outdoors, transplanting is an important technique for any cannabis cultivator. However, it’s not always easy. That’s why we’ve compiled some vital information about transplanting here for you!

Maybe you have a big job interview coming up, or you just like to stay informed. Either way, it’s totally reasonable to wonder how long THC stays in your system and if you’ll pass a drug test. The detection window depends mostly on frequency of consumption and sensitivity of the drug test, so every case is different. Nevertheless, in this article, we’ll describe everything you need to know about this rather sensitive topic.

If you’ve ever been to a marijuana dispensary or have been around the cannabis scene for a while, you’ve likely noticed that cannabis strains are usually broken up into distinct categories referred to as Indica, Sativa and hybrid. The properties of Indica vs. Sativa vs. hybrid strains are varied, and most cannabis consumers use these terms to inform themselves on what effects can be expected from a particular strain.

Cloning weed plants may sound difficult, but once learned, the technique is highly beneficial. When taking a clone or ‘cutting’ from a growing mother plant, you’re essentially making an exact copy or ‘daughter’ plant. The process of cloning is also known as vegetative propagation. Each clone grows roots of its own and carries the same genetics, characteristics and make-up of the mother plant, lending to plant reliability, consistency and seemingly perpetual harvests of the same strains. So why is cloning cannabis plants such a beneficial skill to learn? Find out why as we cover the basics of cloning, how to clone cannabis successfully and how it can help your growing operation.

Content What are cannabis concentrates and extracts?How are they made?Types of extracts and concentratesHow to store themWith today’s advancements in processing cannabis flowers, there are more concentrates and extracts on the market than ever before. With so many options. it’s hard to tell the difference between them or know the type of process it takes to make the various types of concentrates. But don’t worry – we’ve compiled the only guide to cannabis extracts you’ll need. Let’s dive into the world of weed concentrates and find out more about each. 

Content What Exactly Is pH Value?Why pH Is So ImportantWhat’s The Ideal pH Value For Cannabis?Best pH For SoilBest pH For HydroponicsWays To Accurately Measure pH

If you’re a regular user, you likely already know that there are different types of highs and plenty of words used to describe how you feel: buzzed, high, stoned, baked, faded, fried or even zooted, just to name a few. If you’re not that experienced and feeling curious about the various effects of cannabis, Herbies has you covered. Here’s a breakdown of the distinguishing qualities between being high and stoned, what exactly those differences are, and which strains are great for achieving an ideal level of inebriation for your needs.

Cannabis heat stress might sound pretty self-explanatory and avoiding it can seem simple, but your cannabis plants can experience many issues – such as discoloration or burning – as a direct result of heat stress. This can have severe implications on the health of your plants as well as the quality and size of your harvest. As you might imagine, this isn’t a pleasant experience, so before you get growing, it’s important to understand the causes of cannabis heat stress, as well as how to prevent it and how to treat it should you find your plants in need of rejuvenation.

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