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Content Why Is Phosphorus Important for Cannabis Plants?Phosphorus Deficiency SymptomsReasons for DeficiencyHow to Deal with ItHow Long Does It Take to RecoverHow to Prevent Deficiency

Content Nitrogen & cannabis plantsSigns of nitrogen deficiencyNitrogen deficiency treatmentPreventing nitrogen deficiencyVegetative phaseFlowering phaseForgiving strains

Content How long can you leave your plants unattended?Can you leave hydroponic systems unattended?Consider the growing cycleLeaving plants in veg cycleLeaving plants in flowering

Content What is it algae in hydroponicsDoes algae affect plant growth?Symptoms of algae build-upPreventing the onslaught of algaeAlgae is a necessary evil in any hydroponic system. So while it’s no use dreaming about running a completely algae-free environment, we can teach you a couple of tricks to stop algae from growing in hydroponics and not let the problem spin out of control.

Content What is Damping Off in SeedlingsSigns of Damping Off in WeedHow to Save Damped Off SeedlingsHow to Prevent Damping OffSo, you’ve just received a few packs of cannabis seeds. Everything looks great after germination, and the first plants are growing their initial sets of teensy leaves. Then, one morning, you go to check on your plants and see that one of them is drooped over, lifeless in its little pot. What happened?! As you research, remaining weed seeds in hand, the term “damping off” appears. What does that even mean?

Content What are mealybugs?Identifying mealybugsDangerouses of mealybugs for plantsSigns of mealybugsWays to get rid of mealybugsHow to prevent and control mealybugs

Content Snails and slugs on cannabis 101What damage do snails and slugs do to plants?Signs of weed damageIneffective and harmful solutionsHow to get rid of snails and slugs

Content What is leaf curlingCauses of curled leavesWind burnOverwatering/underwateringNitrogen toxicityBad soilDamaged rootsRoot rotRootboundHeat and cold stress

Content What is rootbound?Why you want to avoid itSigns of rootbound cannabisHow to save a rootbound cannabis plantA healthy root system is essential for your plant’s growth, since that’s where it absorbs water and nutrients. Whenever you grow indoors, your plant’s roots won’t be able to grow as freely as in the great outdoors. It’s your job to make sure your cannabis plants always have the right amount of space both above and below the soil. Your plants becoming rootbound is a danger you can face if close enough attention isn’t paid to the size of your plant in relation to the container. Let’s break down some of the symptoms of a rootbound cannabis plant and what you can do if you ever find yourself in this situation.

Content What is powdery mildew?Is powdery mildew dangerous?Causes of powdery mildewSigns of powdery mildewHow to treat powdery mildewDIY solutionsPowdery mildew spray

Content What is botrytis?What does it look like?How to treat botrytisHow to prevent itComing across gray mold or gray rot on your thriving crop is never a good sign. This is a symptom of ‘bud rot’, the common term for what’s technically known as botrytis mold. Like any issue that’s commonly found in cannabis crops, it’s better to know how to identify an issue before the problem takes over your growing plot. That’s why we’re going in-depth into the topic of cannabis botrytis by discussing what exactly botrytis is and how to get rid of mold on weed, as well as diving into cannabis mold prevention tips to avoid it altogether.

Content What is TMV?Symptoms of TMVTransmission of TMVThe mystery of TMV in weedIssues similar to TMVThripsImbalanced pHWatering issuesGeneticsDeficiencies