Key Points of Harvest Time – High Times. A common misconception of marijuana cultivation, especially among first-time growers, is that harvest time is like gym class in grade school—it’s still a class you have to go to but it requires less thought and more fun than an actual science class.
Unfortunately, underestimating the final phases of a grow operation can be a very costly mistake when it comes down to grading the outcome of your buds. Fatal errors in areas such as flushing, cutting and curing buds can lead to big disappointment after long months of hard work and care. To be sure this doesn’t happen to you, and to ensure the highest quality of your cannabis—no matter what strain it is—it’s important to take note of a few Key Points of Harvest Time. By Crazy Composer & Nico EscondidoPhotos by Freebie Numero Uno The first, and perhaps most important, aspect of harvesting cannabis is knowing exactly when to start chopping down the ladies. Key Points of Harvest Time – High Times. Female Pre-Flowers and Flowering.
Picture Guide to Cloning Marijuana. What is a cannabis "clone?
" What are the advantages of taking marijuana clones? Well, first of all, cloning is one of the easiest and fastest ways for cannabis growers to make many new (and free) weed plants at once! Tutorial: How to Grow Cannabis Indoors! By Nebula Haze Table of Contents Intro: Learn How to Grow Weed Indoors How Long Until You’re Smoking Your Buds?
4 months Growing Cannabis Basics. What Nutrients Are Good for Cannabis? By Nebula Haze Do you need special fertilizers to grow weed?
How do you choose the best marijuana nutrients? What type of nutrients do you need to grow cannabis, and do you need nutrients from the beginning? How do I germinate marijuana seeds? By Nebula Haze Table of Contents Intro: How to Germinate Cannabis Seeds.
Growing Marijuana Indoors vs. Outdoors. Difficulty Indoor takes more work from you on a regular basis because there are more variables you must control, and more that you must personally provide to give your plants a good growing environment.
On the other hand, there are fewer unexpected influences that can affect your plants indoors, especially compared to Mother Nature, so growing indoors is often more predictable. Indoor growing is often difficult for new growers as they learn the ropes, but seasoned growers are often able to grow plants in a breezy 20 minutes/week or less because they already know exactly what to do. Outdoors you may have to take more time initially to research and learn about your environment through trial and error. How Long Does It Take to Grow Weed? By Nebula Haze This is one of the most common questions we receive from curious soon-to-be cannabis growers: How long does it really take to grow weed?
What's the growing timeline? How to Dry & Cure Marijuana - Step-By-Step Tutorial. By Nebula Haze Table of Contents Why dry & cure cannabis buds?
Low Stress Training (LST) Tutorial. By Nebula Haze Key Takeaway: LST (Low Stress Training) is a cannabis plant training technique to gently bend young weed plants and tie them down as they grow.
This naturally creates multiple bud sites so you harvest far bigger marijuana yields indoors! LST also allows you to force cannabis plants to grow into a shape and size you want - even if you only have a tiny grow space! Marijuana Growers HQ – Light Cycles and Flowering Cannabis. In nature, cannabis plants (excluding ruderalis) begin to flower in the late Summer and early Fall.
When the days start to become shorter and the nights longer, flowering signals are triggered by photoperiodism, beginning the flowering process. The increasing hours of darkness signal to the plant that Fall is just around the corner. The female marijuana plant shifts its energy from vegetative growth into flowering, in order to attract pollen and produce seeds. By manipulating the hours of darkness, indoor and outdoor growers can delay flowering indefinitely or begin flowering whenever desired. Beginners: How to Grow Just One Pot Plant in Your Home. As the weather warms up, so do most smokers. There is something about the spring and summer months that brings out the toker in all of us. And, sometimes, it brings out our green thumbs, too!