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  • How To Manage Slugs and Snails on Cannabis Plants

    Posted On 11/14/2023 By

    How To Manage Slugs and Snails on Cannabis Plants

    Quick answer: Slugs and snails feed on cannabis leaves, stems and buds at night, causing visible damage and stunted growth. Prevent them by removing hiding spots such as mulch and debris, using barriers like copper tape or diatomaceous earth, setting beer traps and encouraging natural...

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  • Hydroponic vs. Soil Cannabis Cultivation

    Posted On 11/15/2023 By

    Hydroponic vs. Soil Cannabis Cultivation

    Hydroponics grows cannabis in an inert medium fed by a nutrient solution; soil grows it in living earth that holds and releases nutrients on its own. Hydroponics gives faster growth and bigger yields because roots get oxygen and food on demand, but it needs daily attention to pH, oxygenation and...

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  • Couch Lock Explained Why It Happens and How to Avoid It

    Posted On 11/16/2023 By

    Couch Lock Explained Why It Happens and How to Avoid It

    Quick answer: Couch lock is a heavy, sedated feeling that makes you want to stay put after using cannabis. It is linked to THC and can depend on dose, tolerance and the strain. To handle or prevent it, eat beforehand, pace yourself, keep busy, try a different strain, or have some CBD. This is...

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This blog is for educational purposes only. It is not legal, medical or professional advice. Cannabis laws vary by region, and you are responsible for knowing and following the laws that apply to you before buying seeds or growing. Results vary with environment, experience and genetics, and any action you take based on this content is at your own risk. QCS and its authors are not liable for any loss or legal consequence resulting from its use.

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