So, you’ve bought some cannabis seeds, you have the growing conditions prepped and you’re ready to become an expert cannabis grower. With decades of experience in marijuana horticulture, we’ve developed a guide full of tricks that you can benefit from when growing your own weed. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, we’re there and there are a few tips in here that you’ll need to produce the biggest and best yields.
In this section, you’ll find everything from fimming and drying cannabis, all the way to transplanting and pruning your marijuana plants. In this section, you’ll also find out the best time to harvest your marijuana plants and the difference between wet and dry trimming. If you want to become an expert cannabis grower, follow these guides and you’ll be growing high-quality cannabis in no time.
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 ...
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Some growers prefer to trim their weed before drying it. In my opinion, the biggest disadvantage of this method is that the plant won’t develop the...
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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 yo...
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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 fina...
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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 imp...
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There are different ways to determine whether your marijuana is ready to be harvested. One is more accurate than the other. The moment of harvestin...
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Super cropping is a growing technique in which you deliberately damage the plant to increase its resin production. Another advantage of super cropp...
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Topping is the removal of the latest shoot from the plant. This creates two main buds instead of one. The plant gets wider and lower than if you do...
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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 ...
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