General Cannabis Care

"Curing" is a special process that makes cannabis better after you're done harvesting and drying buds. A proper cure improves the density and smell of buds, but that's not all. Curing cannabis actually increases the subjective potency of buds, and improves the overall subjective effects. The #1 Most Important Tool for Curing Weed: Boveda Humidity
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"Fimming" (also known as FIMing) is a cannabis grow technique to increase yields. Discovered by mistake, this unusual plant training technique increases the number and size of cannabis buds. When the fimming is done right, of course. This marijuana fimming tutorial shows you how to fim plants perfectly every time. Fimming refers to removing the
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You're browsing a cannabis seed bank website, and see different marijuana strains with the same name, perhaps Bruce Banner. But one says "Autoflower" and one says "Fast" (sometimes also "Express" or "FF" or "Fast Flowering"). What does this mean? What's the difference? What's the difference between an Autoflower and a Fast cannabis strain? "Autoflower" and "Fast"
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Hey cannabis growers! We all know how annoying nutrient problems can be. And obviously, the best thing to do for your cannabis plant to prevent growing problems is give them the conditions they need to thrive. But did you know some strains are naturally more resilient than others? Certain genetics are less likely to experience
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It's weed time! If you're growing cannabis plants, then the flowering stage is when your weed comes in. But what do you need to know to make sure your flowering stage ends in a magnificent harvest? Find out today! Buds are the dried flowers of a female cannabis plant. An annual plant like cannabis normally
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Like many flowering plants, there are two phases of life for marijuana. Note: The scientific name for the marijuana plant is "cannabis". First, a cannabis plant goes through a phase of vegetative growth, producing mainly stems and leaves. Cannabis plants in the vegetative stage look like this. All leaves, no buds. Second, the plant goes
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I recently received this email about a stunted, tiny autoflowering cannabis plant. Why does this happen? Stunted autos are a common problem, especially for auto-flowering strains with a very short vegetative stage. Keep reading to learn what causes autos to stay too small, and how to prevent it! "This picture was taken last Fall. This
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