Good to Grow
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The Importance of Growroom Hygiene
If you’re going to start growing produce and flower indoors, keep one thing in mind: cleanliness is next to holiness. Alan Ray details some...
Canines & Cannabis
While it has become popular to give dogs cannabis to ease a variety of ailments, there is little research to back up how Fido might react....
Pro Tips for Growing Great Garlic
Garlic is a great vegetable to plant in the late fall. It’ll grow over the winter months and be ready for harvesting the following summer....
Choosing the Right Soil For Your Garden
When it comes to starting a new garden or fresh container plants, getting the right soil is essential for building a strong foundation for...
Sunset: Cut and Dried Strain Review of a Sleep Inducer
Sunset, as the name alludes, is a strain for those needing some help catching some z’s. Gibson Lannister tells us more.
Greenhouse Glazing and its Effect on Photosynthesis
Depending on what crop you want to grow in your greenhouse, the type of material that covers the structure is very important for promoting...
The Other Cannabinoids: THC-V-, CBD-V-, and CBG-rich Cannabis
THC and CBD usually get all the glory, but breeders are now developing strains rich in other cannabinoids. Here’s a primer on three of...
A Balancing Act: Vapor Pressure Deficit
Growers know that vapor pressure deficit is important for healthy plants but requires strict attention to detail and equipment that can...
Purple Pot: Picture Perfect
Purple: the most powerful wavelength of the rainbow and historically the most significant and interesting color. It’s rarity in nature has...
Is There Room for Craft Cannabis?
With mega weed corporations emerging, will there still be a place in the industry for craft cannabis producers? Kent Gruetzmacher tells us...
A Sum Greater Than its Parts: Soil Composition
Soil is a combination of materials, and the percentage of these in relation to each other can have a big impact on how your garden...
Smellin’ Sweet: Five Fragrant Plants to Grow Indoors
Indoor gardens look and taste great, but don’t forget they can also smell amazing. So, why not treat your nose to some sweet-smelling...
Consider Essential Oils for Your Garden
More and more, gardeners are turning to essential oils to help combat fungal disease and nasty pests like spider mites. Monica Mansfield...
Asian Greens: Hydroponic Superstars
Though not as common as Western crops like lettuce, Asian greens grow just as well in hydroponic setups and offer a diverse range of...
The Value of Controlled Environment Agriculture Training & Certification
The modern gardening movement is experiencing an evolution. This progress has led to the beginning of a novel industry operating under the...
The Science of Serenading Your Plants
People sing to their plants… but does it work? Chris Bond separates the fact from fiction in this matter by looking at the science.
Plants for Pollinators
What plants should you use to attract pollinators to your garden? Barbara Shaw gives her advice.
Testing a New Nutrient Line
With so many different nutrient lines to choose from, Grubbycup gives us an idea of how.
Avoiding Zinc Toxicity in Aquaponics
While zinc is a common micronutrient for plants, fish find it very toxic even in low doses. Though galvanized steel tanks may seem...
