A Grower’s Guide to Using Neem Oil for Weed Plants
Spotting spider mites or powdery mildew on your cannabis plants can make your heart sink. For anyone growing organically, neem oil is a secret weapon, but there’s a catch: you… Read More
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Finding the Best Indica Strains for Sleep
When you’re searching for the best indica strains for sleep, you’re going to hear a few legendary names thrown around: Granddaddy Purple, Northern Lights, and Bubba Kush. Let’s be real,… Read More
The Best Soil for Growing Cannabis Indoors
Alright, so you’ve scored some killer cannabis seeds and you’re ready to get a grow going. What’s next? Probably the most important call you’ll make right now is picking the… Read More
What Is a Feminized Cannabis Seed and How Does It Work
Let’s cut to the chase: a feminized cannabis seed is one that’s been bred to produce a female plant almost 100% of the time. For any grower, this is a… Read More
Autoflower vs Feminized Seeds: A Straight-Up Grower’s Guide
When you’re trying to decide between autoflower vs feminized seeds, the choice really comes down to speed versus control. Think of it this way: autoflowers are the sprinters—they race to… Read More
How to Feminize Seeds A Grower’s Guide to an All-Female Crop
Figuring out how to feminize seeds is really about taking full control of your garden. The whole point is to coax a female plant into producing pollen—pollen that’s genetically female—and… Read More
Biodegradable Seedling Pots: Boost Transplant Success and Greener Starts
If you’ve been around the growing community, you’ve probably heard the buzz about biodegradable seedling pots. Maybe you’ve wondered if they’re just another passing trend. Let me tell you, they’re… Read More
Cloning a Clone: Your Guide to a Never-Ending Harvest
Let’s be real, cloning a clone is just a fancy way of saying you’re taking a cutting from a plant that was already grown from a clone. It’s the ultimate… Read More
A Grower’s Guide To Low Stress Training Autoflowers
Low-stress training, or LST, is a ridiculously simple concept. You’re just gently bending and tying down your plant’s branches to create a wider, flatter canopy. This one small adjustment can… Read More
