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Most autoflowers start flowering around 3–5 weeks after germination, with the first signs of transition commonly appearing between days 21 and 35. The exact timing…

Knowing how to grow autoflowering cannabis plants indoors will ensure that you can produce superb harvests every time with little effort. Autos are much easier…

Growing autoflowers indoors gives you full control over your environment, but choosing the right grow light is one of the most important decisions you’ll make. Lighting directly affects plant growth, bud density, resin production, and overall yield. Because autoflowers have…

If you're new to growing weed, you'll be pleased to know that germinating autoflowering seeds is done using the same methodology you'd use for regular cannabis seeds. But if you're looking to get your seeds off to the perfect start,…

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…

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…

Autoflowers will still flower and survive without any dark period but turning your lights off on a schedule for a few hours each day is still a huge benefit to them. In this article we'll explore why the dark cycle…

Autoflowers are more compact and faster than their photoperiod cousins, making them perfect for discreet and efficient cultivation. In this article, we'll cover how tall they typically get, when either grown indoors or outdoors.  We’ll also look at how pot…

Autoflowers grow from seed to harvest much faster than photoperiod strains, which is great if you want to grow weed in under twelve weeks, but it's important to understand how long each stage of their life takes. In this article,…