Marijuana Grow Course
Once the leaves of your plants start touching, it’s time for them to flower. You do this by simply changing the light cycle to 12 hours of light and 12 hours of darkness. The plants will continue to grow for another couple of weeks, but will already produce flowering
Marijuana Grow Course
Marijuana is an annual plant. This means it germinates, grows, flowers, reproduces and dies within a year. It germinates during the spring, grows until mid-summer and then creates buds which contain the seeds to reproduce. When the seeds are ripe, the plant dies off and those seeds germinate again next
Marijuana Grow Course
Congratulations on choosing Bergman’s Lab! I’ll be your guide during this online course to show you exactly what you need to do to grow high-quality marijuana. I’ve worked on this course for over a year, and there is even more planned for the upcoming years. First, before
Marijuana Grow Course
Outdoor growing is one of the coolest things. I’m lucky to have a big backyard and my neighbors don’t complain, so I have a perfect place to grow. Despite this, I’m always looking for a guerrilla location to grow a couple of plants. I just love the
Marijuana Grow Course
Super cropping is a growing technique in which you deliberately damage the plant to increase its resin production. Another advantage of super cropping is the ability to keep your plants more compact, so they can use light more efficiently. You have to squeeze the stem of the plant and then
Marijuana Grow Course
Depending on the size of the pots you’re using, you have to transplant your plants after a number of weeks. They can now go to the pot you’ll also let them flower in. It’s key to not damage the roots during the transplanting process, since these easily
Marijuana Grow Course
Fimming is the partly removal of the latest shoot of a plant. This creates four main buds instead of just one. The plant gets wider and lower than plants that are not fimmed. Also, more leaves will be exposed to light, so more light is absorbed. This will damage the
Marijuana Grow Course
Pruning your marijuana plants can have some advantages in certain cases, but it’s not necessary. In fact, it can even damage the plant and lower your yield. If I were you, I wouldn’t prune my plants at all if I just started growing. A marijuana plant needs to
Marijuana Grow Course
You’re almost there! If everything went well, your marijuana will have ripened nicely and you plants are ready to be dried. Drying is the most important process to make sure your marijuana gets a nice flavor and a powerful effect. Your plants are however very vulnerable to fungi and
Marijuana Grow Course
Sufficient light is critical for the growth and production of marijuana plants. When growing marijuana, the rule of thumb is: 1% more light = 1% higher yield. The plant uses the energy contained in light for its growth and for the production of buds. The color of the light and the
Marijuana Grow Course
Trimming your plants is a time consuming job, mostly because you have to be very careful with your buds. But it’s the last step before you can finally start smoking your own grown marijuana. That’s if you trim your marijuana dry, because some people prefer to trim the
Marijuana Grow Course
You now know about the different types of marijuana and the difference between feminized and autoflower seeds. But how do you determine which type will grow best in your climate and which plant is easy to start with? In this course I elaborate on the characteristics of the different types,