Just getting started or want to improve your knowledge? This link guide helps you navigate through both beginner-friendly and ultra-advanced growing marijuana tutorials!
Marijuana Growth Control Methods
Learn what your cannabis should look like (with pictures) so you can maximize marijuana yields by focusing on the right factors each week of the flowering stage. Know what to expect!
Yes, healthy auto-flowering plants respond well to being topped as long as they have at least 4-5 sets of leaves and haven't started making buds yet. Usually around the end of week 3. Avoid topping a flowering or slow-growing plant to prevent the chance of stunting. When it comes to growing auto-flowering cannabis strains, there
"Re-vegging" happens when a cannabis plant in the flowering (budding) stage reverts back to the vegetative stage. Other than accidents, this is usually done for "monstercropping" or to re-harvest a plant.
It's easy to make a mistake when you're doing advanced plant training. Read this article and make sure you know how to avoid the most common pitfalls!
View an entire grow journal featuring 3 auto-flowering plants under a 250W HPS grow light, complete with strain reviews!
Controversial defoliation can increase your yields dramatically indoors... but removing leaves is for advanced growers only! When done wrong, defoliation can kill your plants!
Low Stress Training is like bonsai for cannabis plants. Plants are trained to grow flat and wide, which forces them to produce many big buds instead of just one or two. As a result, LST gives you bigger yields without changing your setup!
Use the "Screen of Green" technique to create an even cannabis canopy and get bigger yields from your grow lights. This tutorial will show you how...
Topping and FIMing are two plant training techniques that involve "pinching" or cutting off some of the top growth of your plant. These techniques are designed to give you a free way to achieve better plant shape (to make better use of the available light