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The difference humidity can make to your grow environment is phenomenal. Dialing in the correct cannabis humidity for your grow will mean the difference between a bumper harvest of buds, and plants that are at a higher risk of succumbing to mold and other problems. In this article, we’ll be diving into all of the aspects of relative humidity and its importance in cannabis cultivation.

Humans have been practicing botany since ancient times, when they first began to identify plant anatomy and the difference between male and female plants. Marijuana plant anatomy is an offshoot of this study. You may be familiar with some different major plant structures such as pistils, calyxes and trichomes. However, you may not know exactly what purposes these structures serve. Luckily, we’re here to help! 

Despite the fact that weed is often referred to as “green” or “grass”, sometimes cannabis plants mature and turn purple instead of the more commonly expected emerald. What does this mean for the plant and its user? Unusual plant color has brought many myths to life that we’re going to debunk in this article. Keep on reading and you’ll soon find out what it means if a cannabis plant is purple rather than green, and what one needs to do to grow a plant of unusual hues.

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Content Main stages of cannabis growthGermination stageVegetative cyclePre-flowering stageCannabis flowering cycleHarvestingCannabis plants, just like every other living thing out there, go through various stages in order to grow and become mature. If you happen to be someone who is interested in growing cannabis, it is vital to understand the weed plant stages and the various changes that plants undergo during the cannabis growth cycle. Every stage requires a different type and level of care.

Drying and curing are an extremely important step of the cannabis growing process, and one which plays a key role in the final taste of your harvest. Whether you’re new to cannabis cultivation or have been doing this for years, there’s always something to learn! Read on to find out more about how properly drying and curing cannabis can enhance your entire taste experience!

Once you smell cannabis for the first time, you won’t ever forget that dank scent. However, because it’s so unmistakable, it’s highly important to be able to cover the smell up after indulging. Growing and using cannabis is still illegal in many parts of the world, and you don’t want to be caught on something as insignificant as smell, especially when there are so many ways to hide this dead giveaway! Stay tuned to learn about each of them.

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With the amount of care it takes to grow marijuana, it’s important to start off on the right foot. This means beginning with healthy cannabis seeds that will give your crop the best chance to return high-quality plants. Purchasing seeds from a trusted seed bank is the first step toward success. Even then, you should be able to identify viable cannabis seeds and know how to tell if a marijuana seed is good to avoid wasting your time sprouting duds. So, what are some methods to identify bad and good weed seeds? Keep reading to learn more on how to identify weed seeds – good or bad.

“How many plants do I need in my garden?” It’s a question that might not seem obvious at first. However, the number of plants you keep in your space can make or break a garden. Too many and your grow can quickly become unmanageable. Too few and your yield will suffer. So, how many plants do you really need per square meter?