Copper deficiencies are uncommon, but they can cause major problems with your cannabis crop. A copper deficiency will appear initially in the younger leaves with
The most harmful of these soft segmented pests are the Corn Borer and Hemp Borer. They eat the marrow within the stalk creating stem cankers,
Once your marijuana plants have established a stable root system, they are ready for a period of major foliage growth. It’s time to set up
With the increasing legal options for medical and recreational (adult-use) cannabis, more and more people are searching for the strains that best suit their lifestyle
For centuries, gardeners have had to deal with pests of many varieties. Whether they are birds, insects, mammals, or even other humans, cultivated plants seem
Marijuana is a sun-loving plant and will easily grow to large heights if provided with enough solar contact. But since marijuana is also a durable
Marijuana fertilizers come in all shapes and sizes, and most of them achieve the desired effect of producing better marijuana plants with better yields. Many fertilizers
Pruning is always done by tomato farmers to increase the yield. The small shoots between the branches and the trunk are removed so all the
The cola of the cannabis plant consists of sub-units. They are a composition of buds. Single female flowers are brought together to form buds. The
Rats and mice are rodent scavengers that are not choosy in their diet. They prefer garbage that humans indiscriminately discard, but if they don’t have
You can plant marijuana outside in the late spring all the way through to the middle of July. Planting earlier basically ensures a much bigger
How to Grow Northern Lights Marijuana Indoors Think about your most coveted marijuana strains. It’s likely that Northern Lights is one of them, as it
Let’s say you’re a first-time cannabis cultivator. You found a great space that abides by all your state and local laws and regulations. You carefully
In the process of chlorophyll photosynthesis CO2 is an essential component. In nature air contains 300 or 400 parts CO2 per million parts and is
Snails, slugs and Cannabis We all know what they look like. Slugs are slimy creatures about an inch long with long probing antennae. Snails are
Molybdenum deficiencies are quite uncommon, but they do have a higher incidence in marijuana strains that change colors in cold temperatures. The symptoms will start
Thrips and Cannabis Thrips are tiny (less than 0,06″ in length), winged insects that feed on the juices of the cannabis plant by puncturing the
The sex of your plants is genetically determined but is also influenced by the environment. The cannabis plant has two pairs of sex chromosomes, one
Knocked-down marijuana plants need to be picked up, supported, and tied up to keep it steady. First, you need to make all the preparations. Place
Oh, the wonderful majesty of the bird! They come in all sizes and colors and have the enviable ability to soar high in the sky.
1 – Alfalfa and Cottonseed Meal To correct nitrogen deficiencies in your marijuana garden, adding granulated products made from alfalfa and/or cottonseed to the soil
Marijuana soil requirements The soil in which you plant your cannabis seeds is obviously going to play a large part in how well your marijuana
Cutworms are most damaging to young seedling crops; capable of wiping them out in a single night. Cutworms are the larval stage of certain moth
How to scrog marijuana plants You’re either reading this because you’re familiar with ScrOGing or you’re curious about this whimsical term. What is ScrOGing? Actually,
