How Do I Deal with Overcrowding Plants: Part 1
Are your plants overcrowding? Probably. This is a common problem amongst especially new growers, and most of us don’t really think much of it. …
Are your plants overcrowding? Probably. This is a common problem amongst especially new growers, and most of us don’t really think much of it. …
Pets have good and bad aspects to them when it comes to growing marijuana. Dogs, for instance, are especially good at chasing away unwanted …
Verticillium wilt happens due to the presence of a fungus, and it occurs most often with marijuana plants in soil that is extremely rich …
Many hydroponic growers underestimate the serious damage that algae can cause to marijuana. In fact, most of them allow algae to form in the …
Whiteflies tend to conceal themselves under marijuana leaves and they can be just as destructive. They are very small and spread diseases while eating …
Yellow leaf spot, also known as leaf septoria, are caused by Septoria cannabis and S. neocannabina. These are fungal pathogens aimed specifically at marijuana …
Some have asked what strains are most likely to turn hermaphroditic. The answer is not so cut and dry. Specific types of strains can …
We already started talking about overcrowding plants and the many different ways to tell if your weed plants are experiencing this issue. Now it’s …
In general, ants are useful creatures to have in the marijuana garden. Hence, spotting an ant or two on the marijuana plants is not …