Cannabis, like any other crop, is susceptible to voracious animals looking for a field feast. Knowing your plant’s enemies is the first step in protecting them, whether you’re growing indoors or outside. This article discusses cannabis’ main predators, their tell-tale indications, and how to best eliminate them, from crickets to caterpillars, moles to mites. Here…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]One of the most commonly asked concerns about cannabis home cultivation is how to discern the difference between male and female plants. These are questions that every grower has pondered at some point. Fortunately, each gender has distinct features that enable gardeners to distinguish between them. We’ll go through those characteristics in this article so…
Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) is the primary psychoactive compound found in the resin of cannabis plants. THC is the most well-known of the 150 cannabinoids present in cannabis, and it activates CB1 cannabinoid receptors in the brain, giving you that “high” feeling. THC is commonly misunderstood as the “non-medical” component of cannabis. It does, however, stimulate CB2…
What are the benefits of cannabis? Growing high-quality Cannabis demands a greater amount of nutrients (fertilizer) than most other crops. When transplanting a weed plant outside, outdoor cannabis farmers usually add powdered nutrients to the soil. This will provide the plant with all or almost all of the nutrients it requires during its life cycle,…
Cannabis Seedlings – How To Avoid Stunted Growth: It’s vital to note that cannabis plants are far more sensitive than you might think at their core. Even minor alterations to the settings in which your plants are grown might have significant consequences, some of which can be disastrous. Problems that slow down your harvests and…