The Cannabis Blog

Training autoflowering cannabis plants is one of the easiest and most efficient ways to get the most out of your indoor grow space, as well as promote large sized yields. Tying your autoflowers down, defoliation and using a screen at the right stage can make a huge difference in the plant’s shape, structure, and number of colas you can produce. In this article, I explain all you need to know about the low stress technique, the different types of LST training, how to prepare for L.S.T, a step-by-step guide, and common mistakes to avoid. So, get ready to learn just how simple and highly effective L.S.T can be and why you should start practic...

Selecting the best autoflowering genetics is one half of growing amazing buds, and working with the best growing medium, and nutrients is the other half. This article explains the best soil for growing autoflowers, key characteristics for soil, how to make amendments, mixing your custom soil, monitoring pH and watering strategies to produce the best autoflowering results. Understanding autoflowering cannabis soil requirements While autoflowering cannabis plants are incredible performers, tough, resilient, and an excellent choice for first-time or expert-level growers, understanding what soil requirements autos need will guarantee your futu...

When most people think about the effects of cannabis, a few classic stereotypes probably come to mind: deep relaxation, an insatiable appetite, giggles in bunches, and maybe a slight struggle to stay focused. But Sativa strains? - They rewrite that narrative, at least to a certain extent. Instead of glueing you to the couch or making the idea of being totally present a pipe dream, Sativas offer up a totally different experience. They have the ability to energise, inspire, and even sharpen your thoughts. They’re the go-to for daytime use in the medical scene, for those looking to belly flop into creative pursuits, or for those moments when ...

Cannabis Indica - responsible for all those classic tropes (couchlock, munchies and the occasional bout of uncontrollable giggles) that most non-stoners associate with ‘getting high’, and the backbone of so many legendary strains. But not all Indicas are created equal, and when it comes to the heavyweights of the weed world, the strongest Indica options are the Tyson's, the Fury’s, and even the Ali’s of the bunch. Packing truly ridiculous levels of THC, and terpenes profiles fit to make any seasoned smoker drool, these are the seeds that separate the tough from the weak, the real stoners from the tourists. Characteristics of Indica cannabi...

When it comes to cannabis edibles, people often wonder if it’s possible to overdo it. Unlike smoking, edibles hit differently—and sometimes harder. Whether you’re new to edibles or just curious about the risks, this guide has you covered. Let’s break it down so you can enjoy your gummies, brownies, or infused snacks with confidence. Understanding Edible Cannabis Edible cannabis products are as diverse as your favorite snack aisle but packed with THC or CBD instead of sugar. What Are Edible Cannabis Products? Edibles are cannabis-infused food or drink products. From brownies to gummies to fancy chocolates, they come in all shapes and flavor...

Understanding the difference between male and female cannabis plants is super important. It’s like knowing the difference between a rooster and a hen - one makes eggs, and the other doesn’t. The same goes for cannabis. Female plants are what you’re after if you want buds, while males are used solely for breeding purposes. I will walk you through everything you need to know to easily identify them and understand why it matters. Understanding the difference between male and female cannabis plants When you first start growing weed, it’s all about the ladies. Female plants are the ones that give you those big, beautiful buds that make the effo...

When deciding to grow some weed, whether you are experienced or a beginner, one of the first things you need to consider is whether you want to use feminized seeds or autoflower seeds. The difference between the two is pretty significant, so it's important that you understand how each one behaves and choose the type that best suits your style of growing.  This article dives into the main differences between the two so that you have the knowledge and understanding of what will work for you. What are autoflowering cannabis seeds? The one thing that makes auto seeds so unique is that they don't depend on a light schedule to start their f...

Mold. Pretty much the very last thing any weed grower wants to see on their prized plants, but in all honesty, it's close to an inevitability at some point. Unless you have your growing environment dialed into perfection and really know what you're doing, there is a disgustingly high chance that the dreaded mold will strike at some point during your first few grows. Don't go into panic mode just yet though. By the time you finish this article, you'll have a much better understanding of mold, how to identify it on your cannabis plants, how to treat it and most importantly, how to prevent it in the first place. What causes mold on cannabis p...

Growing cannabis is an exciting adventure, but let’s be real – it comes with its problems. One common issue you might come across is rust-colored spots on your precious cannabis leaves. These spots can really mess with your plant’s health if not dealt with. But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! In this guide, we’ll break down what causes these brown spots, how to identify them, and most importantly, how to treat and prevent them. Overview of rust spots on cannabis leaves Signs of rust spots on cannabis leaves Rust spots usually appear as yellow, orange, or brown patches on the leaves. They can vary in size, starting small and then expandi...

This guide will cover everything you need to learn to master sea of green (SOG) and boost your yields with minimal effort. From selecting the right strains and pot sizes to perfecting plant density and light cycles. Learn step-by-step techniques and discover how many plants to grow for optimal results. What is the sea of green method for cannabis? The Sea of Green (SOG) method of growing weed is one of many techniques that maximizes yield by growing lots of small plants packed close together. This approach focuses on creating a canopy of buds (hence the name ‘sea of green’) and is ideal for anyone with limited space to grow or those that w...