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Spider Mites and Marijuana Plants
The Problem of Spider Mites Spider mites are both common and disastrous when it comes to growing marijuana plants. Not only that but they are
April 6, 2017 No Comments
The Problem of Spider Mites Spider mites are both common and disastrous when it comes to growing marijuana plants. Not only that but they are
Powdery mildew is one of many pests that can gravely affect marijuana plants. It is also called white powdery mildew, and it spreads and grows
If you are familiar with any growing methods for maximizing the growing season of marijuana plants, then you may have already heard about scrogging. The
There is a lot of emphases placed on the preparing, germinating, and growing portions of marijuana plants. But what about how to harvest marijuana plants?
Sometimes new marijuana growers will focus a lot on aspects such as soil, strain, and lighting setups, but equally important to the success of their
Manganese deficiencies do not occur that often and are practically always linked with iron and zinc deficiencies. A lack of manganese will show up in
Absorption of nutrients The absorption of nutrition, and the included dissolved nutrient salts, occurs via the roots of the marijuana plant. This process is done
Monster Cropping (a.k.a. Flowering Clones) is new method of growing that one of our members brought to my attention. Monster Cropping essentially involves taking clones
Although a phosphorus deficiency is rare, it can cause major problems with your marijuana plants. They will grow very slowly and produce small leaves (older
All cannabis plants start as seeds, and they all require water to germinate properly. Each seed contains a full, little plant that has a root,
How Much Does One Marijuana Plant Yield? One of the most popular questions regarding marijuana is “How much can I expect to get?” or “How
What are the best pruning techniques to increase your yield? Gardeners of all stripes have used pruning to help keep their plants trim and tidy
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director DEA seizures of indoor and outdoor cannabis crops declined dramatically from 2011 to 2012 and are now at their lowest reported
