Marijuana growing facts, stories and news

If you are planning to grow organic cannabis at home, the first thing you should think about is the biodiversity of the soil. Rich soil is the key to prospering cannabis. If you are new to gardening, and various combinations of multiple ingredients for your soil seem like rocket science to you, there is good news. Simple recipes for organic soil work as well as the complex ones.

Any cannabis grower wants his garden to produce potent and fragrant flowers in large amounts. However, the genetics of the plant have the upper hand in this matter.

Although there are a lot of chemical products that may help you get rid of different types of bugs and pests, these products are not 100% harmless for humans. So, instead of risking both your harvest and your health, you'd better look for some less dangerous yet still effective ways to protect your weed crop from pests. Fortunately, we at WeedGrowHub may help you with that. Here are four of the most effective and safe ways to fight marijuana pests.

Growing marijuana may at first seem to be easy and fun, but in fact, you will have to put a lot of work into the process. So, if you want to grow high-quality cannabis, learning the basics is only a start. Once you get a better understanding of the stages of growth a plant goes through, it will be easier for you to figure out what to do next to improve your garden. WeedGrowHub will tell you everything you need to know about each of the stages of the marijuana plant life-cycle.

In the matter of cannabis cultivation, the first question that comes up is the choice of the medium. Some people prefer growing outdoors in soil; other resort to hydroponic mediums that make it possible to grow marijuana indoors. There are numerous differences between these two approaches, but each one of them has its pros and cons.

Deep Water Culture or simply DWC is one of the most popular cannabis growing techniques. Using the basic principles of hydroponic systems, DWC grow system allows you to grow strong and healthy marijuana plants without putting any unnecessary efforts into the process.

When choosing whether to grow weed indoors or outdoors, we consider lots of factors: from local climate to marijuana cultivation policies. But regardless of the method you use, your main goal remains the same: get the most out of your cannabis plants. Here are a few weed growing tips for both indoor and outdoor gardens.

Marijuana cultivation was under prohibition for a long time, but fortunately, the majority of American states have already legalized the growing of cannabis plants at home. Though you can legally cultivate only a limited number of plants, it is worth doing. Here are five reasons for growing weed at home if you are still hesitating about it.

Of course, clones are a great option to multiply your best plants to guarantee excellent yields, but not only that. Clones are also perfect means of introducing new genetics, especially when it comes to the strains that have “clone-only” phenotype. However, new offspring may also bring new problems. In some cases, clones can even become a reason for a whole disaster that can ruin the entire garden.

Sooner or later, every grower faces the pest problem while growing marijuana. It is more difficult to control it in your outdoor garden, but even in more secure conditions, like a greenhouse or a growing room, it may happen as well.

If you are one of the lucky people who live in a state where cultivating cannabis is legalized, and you want to try to grow your own garden, why not do it now? Growing weed is not rocket science, though it does require certain special skills and lots of your attention.

Sea of Green, or simply SOG, is one of the most popular methods of cannabis growing. The basic idea of the SOG grow method is to force your marijuana plants to start flowering earlier by putting more plants in the same space.

While most cannabis buds are green, you might have also seen some red, blue, or purple weed buds. They look beautiful and draw your attention immediately. Along with the unique deep color, purple buds usually have delicious taste and flavor of grape and berries. Some marijuana users even believe that purple marijuana buds are more potent than green ones. But can you grow purple cannabis at home? The answer is yes, and WeedGrowHub will share some useful growing tricks with you.

Growing earth-friendly cannabis can not only help the planet but also save your time and money. Eco-cultivation is also aimed to create delicious, high-quality herb. Although it may require additional resources in the beginning, it is much cheaper in the long run. As the planting time is coming, here are five tips on how to grow earth-friendly weed.

Most experienced growers have already faced the problem of hermaphroditism among female cannabis flowers, and it is exactly the reason why almost every article about growing pot tells you not to stress the plants.

One of the easiest ways to use all resources as wisely as you possibly can is by using marijuana hydroponics systems. But if you are a beginner, you need to choose a technique that is not only energy-efficient but also easy enough. So, what are the benefits of growing marijuana hydroponically for novice growers?

Unlike marijuana, hemp does not contain the psychoactive compound THC, so it is considered safe and even beneficial. For many centuries, people have used hemp for making different products, including paper, paint, and textiles. Now, the citizens of 21 states in America can legally grow hemp for industrial purposes. So, what are the benefits of growing hemp? For what other amazing purposes can we use this plant? Here are ten facts about growing hemp that will surprise you.

Cannabis growers use different agricultural techniques today, and all of the methods have their benefits and disadvantages. However, the common tendency is eliminating chemical contamination of both the harvest and the environment, as well as ensuring sustainability.

Did you know that you can use your smartphone to grow more high-quality weed? No, we are not talking about one of these mobile games where you can pretend you are working at a marijuana store. We are going to tell you about three marijuana growing apps that may help you run your real weed garden.

Marijuana leaves are a sure indicator of the health of your plant. By looking at them, you can tell what is wrong with the herb and what you need to do to cure it.