Yes you heard that right, you need to wash your weed right after harvest. Now before you dismiss the idea outright, think about this: your plants, just like you, will accumulate dirt and dust throughout its life cycle. It will catch all sorts of stuff: dust will settle on it, bugs will bring dirt and …
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In our previous post “Differences Between Autoflower and Regular Strain Marijuana Plants” we gave you an idea about the fundamental differences between the two plants. If you’ve already read that post, then you know that one is not necessarily better than the other and an advantage can easily be considered a disadvantage depending on the …
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So I recently tried making cannabutter for the first time and it was a pretty enjoyable experience. I’m not a big smoker or vaper but I do like edibles and weed butter is a great starting point for anyone who wants to get into cooking edibles but don’t have much kitchen experience. I decided to …
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One tricky thing about growing marijuana is that certain strains are dependent on light cycles to produce weed. If you’ve read our post on The Growth Stages of the Marijuana Plant, you’ll be familiar with the terms photoperiod and autoflower. You’ll frequently see these when shopping for seeds because there is a big difference between …
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Humans have long used beneficial insects to protect their crops from pests, with historical documents suggesting that it could have been as early as 200 AD. In the Talmud, there is a mention of the use of ant colonies for control purposes. It is also known that predatory ants were used by citrus farmers in …
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You’ll very likely come across the term “autoflower” when buying seeds. In fact, this is often a whole category on most websites and you may be confused to see two strains with the same name but classified under different categories. Some may even have a significant price difference. This may draw in unsuspecting beginners who …
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In almost all states in the US where home cultivation of marijuana is legal, residents are only allowed to grow indoors where their plants won’t be visible to the public. This means that the plants will have to grow in a carefully controlled environment that replicates outdoor conditions. It can be costly and inefficient to …
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Hydroponic grow setups are often preferred by experienced and commercial growers since it offers a number of advantages over setups that use soil as a growing medium. However, beginners are often intimidated by this growing technique since it can act as a double-edged sword: do it correctly and you can reap impressive yields that are …
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Marijuana flowers are always fun to smoke, but there are times that you’ll want something different. Just like alcohol that comes in many forms; wine, beer, whiskey, etc, there are also lots of ways to enjoy marijuana. Hash, BHO, rosin, shatter, etc. Each kind offers a unique experience that is well-appreciated by many in the …
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Light is super critical to getting high quality buds from your cannabis plants. If you’re planning to grow indoors, then what you want is to get the best kind of lighting for your setup. As you may have noticed, there are quite a few choices when it comes to indoor growing lights and as you …
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