What should a cannabis seed look like?
Cannabis seeds. The start of every dream garden, and just so nice to look at, right? But what does a good weed seed look like?…
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…
Best pot size for autoflowers?
You might consider the type or size of the container you use for growing cannabis as an afterthought. But, cannabis pot size and especially autoflower pot sizes play a crucial role in healthy optimal growth. Even the material of the…
Autoflower Life Cycle Week By Week In Pictures
The reason why autoflowers are growing in popularity amongst home growers is the fact that they have shorter than usual life cycles. Because autoflowers contain ruderalis genetics, not only do they not require photoperiod light cycles but they’re typically ready…
How much do autoflowers yield?
Ever wondered how much marijuana you could yield from an Autoflower? Well, 10 years ago the answer would have been 'not very much'. But in the last decade thanks to our extensive breeding program, the amount of bud that you…
Can you clone autoflowers?
In short, yes, it is possible to clone autoflowers. However, the real question you should be asking: Is cloning autoflowers worth it? In this article, we'll look into the potential drawbacks of cloning autoflowers, how cloning works and if it’s…
Autoflower vs. Feminized (photoperiod) seeds
When it comes to growing cannabis, you’ll need to ask yourself the question, should you grow autoflowers or feminized photoperiod seeds? Autoflowers are all about speed and simplicity, perfect if you want a straightforward grow and a fast turnaround. Feminized…