Controlling humidity during the flowering stage is essential for protecting bud structure, terpene retention, and mold resistance. Whether you're growing indoors or in a greenhouse, rapid weather shifts, like those seen in the fall, can cause humidity spikes that...
The cannabis industry is evolving beyond the emphasis on the major cannabinoids, THC and CBD. As researchers dig deeper into the plant’s complex chemistry, they’re finding that the so-called minor cannabinoids may play a significant role in both wellness and...
If you're growing cannabis hydroponically, you're already ahead of the curve when it comes to nutrient control, growth speed, and yield. But there’s one upgrade that a lot of growers still overlook: amino acid supplementation. These organic compounds are more than...
Cannabis growers have long explored cloning and selective breeding, but cannabis grafting is a new frontier for many, even though the technique itself has long been used in agriculture. Grafting, a horticultural technique, has been practiced for centuries on crops...
Healthy cannabis plants depend heavily on proper nutrition. Even with ideal light, temperature, and moisture conditions, nutrient deficiencies can significantly hamper growth, reduce yields, and diminish potency. Whether you're growing indoors or out, being able to...
Lighting is a cornerstone of successful cannabis cultivation. The type of light you choose directly influences your plants' growth rate, yield, and cannabinoid production. With various options available, understanding the nuances of each can help you make informed...
When it comes to growing fire cannabis, what you feed your plants matters—a lot. Nutrient choices don’t just affect how fast your plants grow, but also how they smell, taste, yield, and even how environmentally friendly your grow is. Some growers swear by all-natural...
With cannabis cultivation tech evolving rapidly, even hobbyist growers now have access to tools that rival commercial setups. But beyond the gadgets and gear, great cannabis still comes down to best practices, solid fundamentals, sustainable habits, and a commitment...
Cannabis cultivation at home has come a long way from basic closet setups to advanced, tech-driven grows. With increased legalization and groundbreaking technological advances, growing cannabis at home has never been more accessible or rewarding. Whether you're...
Best Practices for Growers: From Germination to Harvest Part III Part 3: Flowering, Harvest, and Beyond The flowering stage is where all the hard work of germination, vegetation, and training pays off. This is the final and most rewarding phase of cannabis...
Best Practices for Growers: From Germination to Harvest Part II Part II: Vegetative Stage, Nutrients, and Plant Health Welcome back! Now that you’ve successfully germinated your seeds and set up your grow space, it’s time to dive into one of the most crucial phases of...
Best Practices for Growers: From Germination to Harvest An Extended Three-Part Guide Many people choose to grow their own cannabis for a variety of reasons, whether to save money, to ensure quality control, or to choose their own favorite strains. Medical patients...
Consider plants like you do pets making sure they have the care they need and arranging for up someone to watch your plants if you are unavailable. Be sure that you know how to inspect your plants to make sure they are free from cannabis pests and fungal infections. Spotting these infestations early allows you to treat them before irreversible damage occurs. Taking time to watch your plants grow allows you to address important changes in your plant health.
Make sure you have the right amount of space, quality lighting, and equipment to grow cannabis. If you are growing in the state with a five plant limit, you will need an area with approximately 16 square feet available. Temperature and humidity are critical factors for any grow space and no plant thrives in a dungeon. Make sure that you have proper ventilation and a hygrometer to monitor these important elements. You’ll also want to monitor the pH levels for healthy plants.
When growing indoors you will need grow equipment such as a grow tent and grow lighting that should be a minimum of 1000W, we recommend LED lights. Other equipment includes growing pots in either plastic or fabric, a watering system, trellis netting, clip hangers, grow media and nutrients. When first starting out, the novice grower can benefit from growing in soil prior to tackling hydroponic growing which can be a little more involved.
Starting with quality cannabis seeds is key to growing quality plants. Choosing an auto flowering strain can help you get familiar with the basics before tackling photoperiod plants. You can maximize yield by learning some training techniques, plants are easier to train in the early stages when they are still bendable. Certain training techniques provide the right opportunity to produce significantly more flower and bountiful buds.
Learning how to go cannabis safely is just as important as learning about the equipment, tips, and techniques. When growing indoors, make sure that your indoor garden is safe and secure including safe electrical connections and water supplies. Ensure that your garden is not accessible to children or pets and follow your own local and state laws and regulations.
Mosca Seeds offers high-quality cannabis seeds that produce healthy, potent buds in various strains. We are recognized internationally as an award-winning cannabis seed breeder with many cannabis cup winning seed strains. Start with high-quality auto flowering cannabis seeds when learning how to grow cannabis.
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