Finding a Happy Medium: Soilless Grow Media Tips & Tricks
Finding a good balance among different products and processes is the key to a successful indoor garden, and plant media is a prime example....
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Miracle, Myth, or Marketing: Are Epsom Salts a Garden Cure-All?
You may have recently heard somewhere that Epsom salt, also known as magnesium sulphate, is an effective addition to any type of garden because it is safe and natural,...
How to Grow with Coco Bricks
Incorporating coco coir, a grow medium made from coconut husks, into your indoor garden provides many benefits due to its versatility and water-holding capacity. David...
Sex and the Single Plant
The late Bob Ireland shares some tips with us for controlling the sex of your plants with growth hormones.
Cloning Your Cannabis
Some cannabis plants are so much better than others that you wish they’d just live and produce forever. While you can’t create an everlasting plant, cloning is a common...
5 Things To Know Before You Plant Hemp
Every crop has specific needs and conditions necessary to produce a successful harvest. These may include soil condition, irrigation methods, nutrition and fertilizers,...
The Rare Cut: 8 of the Rarest Cannabis Strains
Exclusivity and rare treasures make people feel special. Connoisseurs and serious smokers have a dream: to be able to smoke legendary and hard-to-find strains.
Identifying All-Natural Pesticides and their Benefits for Cannabis Plants
When it comes to dealing with pests on cannabis plants, the best way to go is using an all-natural pesticide. Chris Bond examines the different types of natural...
Strain Review: Kandy Kush OG
With its high-end potency, Kandy Kush OG is a strain that will leave you absent-minded, super relaxed, and perhaps even couch locked.
Weeds in My Greenhouse? Say It Ain’t So!
When it comes to greenhouse growing, weeds are still something horticulturists must deal with and eradicate. Shannon McKee shows indoor growers how to stamp out weeds...
Adventures In Vertical Gardening
If you can’t grow across due to a lack of space, try growing up. Vertical gardens are easy to set up and maintain just by applying the basic principles of container...
The Missing Ingredient: CO2
Carbon dioxide is an often overlooked aspect of indoor gardening. While plants can survive without it, even slight elevations of CO2 can greatly benefit a garden.
10 Helpful Post-Harvest Hints
Harvest time is a great time to start preparing for the next growing season. Here are 10 tips to get you started.
Top High-Tech Tools for Growrooms
Technology in the grow industry continues to evolve, making life easier for indoor cultivators. Kent Gruetzmacher takes a look at some of the high-tech tools being used...
Seed Buying 101: A Seed Gardener's Glossary
There’s a lot more to think about when buying seeds than just the type of plant you want to grow, but what does all the fine print on the package mean? Here’s a...
How to Grow Marijuana Outdoors in Raised Gardens
Marijuana grows exceptionally well hydroponically and, as writer Wiley Geren tells us, cannabis also does very well in its natural environment, growing outdoors in a...
Experts
Can I reuse the waste water from reverse osmosis (RO) to water my plants?
We recommend waste water be used on lawns, mature trees, shrubs and other non-sensitive plants. Reuse of waste water is somewhat dependent on the contamination of source...
Can you use Epsom salts as a magnesium sulfate treatment for plants?
Yes, Epsom salt can be used as a magnesium sulfate treatment for your plants. Epsom salt is a form of magnesium sulfate that is highly soluble in water. This means it...
Can medical marijuana help in treating glioma?
There has been an increase of glioma patients who are considering cannabis as a treatment modality. Finding — and trusting — information about using cannabis...
Do my autoflowering weed seeds need additional nutrients?
Autoflowering cannabis is the third type of cannabis (Ruderalis genetics) that evolved originally in short summer locations. Autoflowering cannabis doesn’t have a...
What vegetables are the easiest to start growing on an apartment balcony?
If you live in an apartment as I do and want to start growing your own vegetables, start with tomatoes. They’re a staple of most diets, they’re versatile and...
