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What is Cannabis Ruderalis?Suppose you have ever grown autoflowering cannabis plants before. In that case, you will know they flower without the need to switch your timers to 12/12. Whilst photoperiod can...
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Are Autoflowers Less Potent Than Photoperiods?Are autoflowers really weaker than photoperiods, or is that just outdated grower gossip? If you’ve ever wondered whether the speed and simplicity of autoflowers come at the cost...
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Do Autoflowering Plants Produce Seeds?Understanding Autoflowering Cannabis Plants Autoflowering cannabis plants are a real revelation for cannabis enthusiasts, especially those who want a quick and easy grow cycle w...
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What are the best landrace strains?Landrace cannabis strains, while somewhat rare in the modern day weed scene, are the pure, untouched cultivars that still grace the grinders, bowls, rolling papers, and vapes of...
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Sativa vs. Indica, Hybrid and Ruderalis: What is the difference between the types of cannabis?Every single year, we see another few states (and a couple of countries) legalizing everyone's favorite plant, both recreationally and medicinally. With this rapid shift comes n...
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The Strongest Indica StrainsHere we are once again. Each passing year brings us new beginnings, new horizons, and (best of all) new strains! And, of course, we couldn't be more excited to welcome these new...
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What Are The Strongest Sativa Strains?Sativa weed strains. Offering the opposite range of effects to Indica-dominant options, and contrary to what the media has historically liked to portray the effects of cannabis ...
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Where Does Weed Grow Wild?
The cannabis that is consumed by smokers and vaporizers (not to mention those who partake in edibles) today is mostly created using female plants that have never been pollinated...
Which Marijuana Strains Grow in Tropical and Wet Climates
Marijuana is called ‘weed’ for a reason; it can grow and thrive just about anywhere on earth. However, some climates are better suited for growing than others, and growing weed ...
F1, F2, S1 – What do They Mean for Your Weed?
Once someone has become a master grower, they can then work towards being a master breeder. While growers are simply taking seeds and growing them into beautiful plants, they ar...
Growing Marijuana in Sub-tropical and Temperate Climates
Growing marijuana in sub-tropical and temperate climates can be a grower’s dream. Here the days are typically long and hot, with just enough rainfall to help growers out, especi...
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The Ultimate Cheese Strain Guide
What are Cheese strains of weed? Cheese strains are a family of cannabis known for their pungent Cheesy aroma. The strain rose to fame in the 90’s as growers loved its fast-flow...
What is a Photoperiod plant?
When it comes to growing cannabis, light is the boss – get it wrong and you'll pay the price! We'll explore what photoperiod means, how it works, and why it's important for plan...
