When your biggest nug turns brown overnight There’s no heartbreak quite like walking into your flower room and finding your best cannabis flower (or Cola) —dense, frosty, picture-perfect—collapsing into a brown, soggy mess. One day she’s shining under the lights; the next she’s gray and lifeless....
Rain, Frost, Heat & Smoke Late flower is a make-or-break stage for your cannabis plants. Especially for your plants growing outdoors, the elements, such as rain, frost, heat, or wildfire smoke, can quickly turn weeks of work into a bust.
One of the many thrills about growing your own cannabis is getting to see the range of expression that each plant has. Some plants have big frisbee-sized leaves, while others have small and narrow ones. Some plants grow tall like trees, while others grow like squat bushes. Regardless of how the...
There are two environmental factors important to every successful cannabis grow: temperature and humidity. We are surrounded by them every day, and we certainly can feel it when it’s too hot or dank and humid for us. Your precious little plants can too.
Introduction to Greenhouse Cannabis CultivationGrowing cannabis in a greenhouse is a great way to exercise your green thumb and boost the quality and quantity of your yearly yield. It's a blend of indoor and outdoor styles that harnesses natural light and heat from the sun, while also providing a...
Hot soil has nothing to do with temperature and is a term used in the cannabis community when the nutrient levels of your soil are way too high. As a beginner grower, it is crucial to understand how to identify it and avoid burning your young plants early in the grow. As your grow progresses, it...
Healthy cannabis roots are highly important for your grow. They’re basically the plant’s guts – as cannabis grows, the roots increase in size and complexity, doing the work of absorbing, processing, and balancing nutrients for every stage of life.
Ever dash of the house without thinking, only to have the door shut and locked behind you? You’re standing there, frustrated, while everything you need is on the other side of that one little annoying latch. That’s what it’s like for a plant experiencing a cannabis nutrient lockout.