The Best Nutrients for Growing Autoflowers
Like all plants, autoflowers require nutrients to grow. But choosing the right nutrients for autoflowers and knowing how to apply them is crucial to getting the best…
Best light schedule for growing autoflowers
The one glaring difference between autoflowers and regular photoperiod cannabis plants, is the need or lack thereof, of light schedules. As you may know, photoperiod…
The Best Soil For Autoflowers – Store bought and home made
Autoflowering cannabis strains are loved for their hardiness, quick flowering times, and how easy they are to cultivate. And unlike feminized strains, they aren’t photo-dependent. This makes them popular among experienced growers and ideal strains for newbies. But if they’re…
Top 10 High Yielding Autoflower Strains
Like many things in cannabis, autoflower strains have come a long way. Once looked down upon by many growers, autoflowering varieties are now quite capable of producing high yielding crops. Of course, it helps if you’re growing with proven high…
Autoflowering Cannabis Myths
From breaking out onto the growing scene, autoflower seeds and strains have come a long way. At first, autoflowering varieties weren’t taken seriously by growers. But now, they are quickly becoming a viable and beneficial way to cultivate. With many…
How to grow autoflowering cannabis outdoors?
When autoflowers were first introduced to the cannabis market, they weren’t taken too seriously by long-time growers and cultivators. While they’re a popular choice for beginners, and indoor grow spaces, growing autoflowers outdoors was fairly rare until recently. With advancements…
Decarboxylation: THC VS CBD
Your cannabis buds will do just fine as they are if you’re just looking to smoke a joint or a bowl. But what if you want to bake with them or turn them into a smoothie? Then you need to…
Topping and Training Autoflowering Strains
Training autoflowering strains is possible and easier than many people think. Due to the short amount of time autoflower strains spend in the vegetative stage, many people think they cannot be trained. This is far from true.
The Origin of Cannabis Ruderalis
Cannabis ruderalis is a type of cannabis that is low in THC. It presents different phenotypes than cannabis indica and cannabis sativa. This sets it apart as its own species.