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Plant Health10 Common Marijuana Leaf Problems and How to Fix Them
By: Dylan Osborn | Greenhouse Grower, Owner of GreenBox Grown
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The Do's and Don'ts of Foliar Feeding
By: Rich Hamilton | Writer, Consultant, Author of The Growers Guide
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Why am I seeing seeds in the buds of my cannabis plants?
Cannabis plants are monecious. This means they have the ability to be either male or female. Or in the case of hermaphroditism, they can be both. The reason to make sure there are no males or hermaphrodites in your garden is because male flowers make pollen. When pollen touches the white hairs on a...
By: Kyle Kushman | Cannabis Cultivator
The leaves of my cannabis plants are turning yellow. Is this normal?
A: During the final two weeks of the flowering cycle (days 42-56 for an eight-week flowering cycle), it is natural for the lower section of a cannabis plant to turn yellow or discolored. In fact, this is a good indicator the plant has been provided with the appropriate ratio of nutrients for...
By: Lee G Lyzit | Grower, Writer
How do I know when my cannabis plants are ready for harvesting?
A: There are two common methods to determine when a cannabis flower is ready for harvest: with the naked eye or with a magnifying glass or microscope.With the naked eye, the grower should closely watch his or her flowers until the pistols (little white hair protruding from the flowers) start...
By: Lee G Lyzit | Grower, Writer
10 Common Marijuana Leaf Problems and How to Fix Them
Cannabis plants are extremely resilient and can withstand a harsh environment or an invader for some time, but growers shouldn't risk leaving problems alone for too long. If your cannabis plants look a little on the sick side, here are some potential solutions, based on the most likely problem or...
By: Dylan Osborn | Greenhouse Grower, Owner of GreenBox Grown
The Do's and Don'ts of Foliar Feeding
A commonly overlooked method used in vegetative and flowering stages, foliar feeding allows for nutrients to pass into the vascular system through direct leaf and stem absorption. Foliar feeding can be an effective way to spot-treat your plants that appear to be nutrient deficient, provided you go...
By: Rich Hamilton | Writer, Consultant, Author of The Growers Guide
Water and Nutrient Uptake in Plants
Understanding a plant’s vascular system and what makes it healthy and efficient can go a long way to achieving better yields.
By: Lynette Morgan | Author, Partner at SUNTEC International Hydroponic Consultants
Sensimilla
Sensimilla means “without seeds”. The term was coined in the 1970s on the west coast to describe seedless cannabis flowers that come from unfertilized female plants, specifically used to imply a high-THC-potency product.
Seed Propagation
Seed propagation is the method of plant propagation (multiplying, reproducing, or breeding new plants) that is done through the use of seeds. Plants that produce seeds are called spermatophytes.Seeds are made up of three separate parts, and when a seed matures in an optimal environment, it will...
Transplanting
Transplanting is the process of moving a fully germinated seedling (or mature plant) and replanting it in a permanent location for the growing season.Transplanting is an important part of agribusiness in northern climates because it extends the flowering or fruit bearing season of many plants.A...
