How To

Autoflowers are built for two things: simplicity and speed, they don’t wait for light schedules to change, and they don’t ask much from the grower beyond…

Cannabis nutrient burn refers to when you over-fertilize your plants. Several variables can cause nutrient burn, so in this article, we explain in detail what…

When growing cannabis, it is essential to have the right balance between light intensity, nutrients and temperature and humidity. As a beginner grower, it can be challenging to determine the correct NPK ratios to give your plants during their lifecycle.…

Gender equality is one of the bigger issues of the last 20 years. But when it comes to growing weed, the scale is flipped and heavily tipped in favor of the ladies, with the dudes taking a backseat. Female cannabis…

Autoflowers grow fast, don’t rely on light schedules, and thrive when you give them the TLC they need, especially during the seedling stage. Let’s break down how you can set your autoflowers up for success right from the start. What…

When you're growing autoflowers, knowing how much water to give them is crucial for healthy growth. You don’t want to drown them, but you also don’t want to leave them thirsty. It’s all about balance, and I’m going to walk…

Storing cannabis seeds properly is vital for us as a breeder as this means our seeds remain viable. But even when you receive your seeds at home, it’s just as important, especially if you do not plan on growing them…

When it comes to growing autoflowers, lighting is super important, and knowing what PPFD is can make or break your grow. PPFD stands for Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density, and it's essentially the amount of light your plants are getting at…

Nitrogen is the most essential of all the nutrients for weed plants, especially during the vegetative growth stage. Making one-third of the NPK ratio (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium) that you will see displayed on fertilizers, nitrogen is a mobile macronutrient…