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How To Germinate Cannabis Seeds
This article was previously published on Aug 26, 2020, but revised on Aug 12, 2022 A marijuana plant is cultivated in one of two methods, from growing seeds or using clones. Growing your marijuana plants from cannabis seeds has many benefits and it is worthwhile to...
Croptober Prep: An Outdoor Cannabis Harvest Checklist for September
Table of ContentsSeptember Is the Home Stretch for Outdoor CannabisShift From Building the Plant to Protecting the CropDo Not Expect Every Plant to Finish TogetherCheck the Plant Before You Check the CalendarWatch Trichomes, Not Just PistilsLook at the Whole...
How to Prevent Bud Rot
How to Prevent Bud Rot in Outdoor Cannabis Before It Starts Bud rot has a bad habit of showing up after an outdoor plant finally starts looking exciting. Flowers are stacking, branches are getting heavier, and then one small sugar leaf turns brown for no obvious...
Autoflower Cultivation Tips
Autoflower Cultivation Tips: How to Get the Most From Your Autoflower Crop Autoflower genetics can produce an impressive crop in a remarkably short period of time, but that speed also means growers have less room for error. Unlike photoperiod plants, autoflowers are...
Outdoor Cannabis Flowering in August
Outdoor Cannabis Flowering in August: What to Change as Plants Move into Bloom August can change an outdoor cannabis garden quickly. Plants that spent summer building leaves and branches begin stretching, showing fresh pistils, and forming the first clusters that will...
When and How to Train Outdoor Cannabis Plants Before Flowering
July is when outdoor cannabis plants start getting serious. Photoperiod plants are usually still building structure, pushing branches, and getting ready for the stretch into flower. That makes this one of the best windows to train outdoor cannabis plants before the...
Cannabis Heat Stress: How to Protect Outdoor Plants During a Heat Wave
A heat wave can make outdoor cannabis plants look rough fast. Leaves taco, edges curl, pots dry down, and plants that looked strong at breakfast can look tired by mid-afternoon. Cannabis heat stress happens when the plant can’t keep up with the mix of high...
