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  • How to Protect Cannabis from the Sun - Heat Stress Signs and Fixes

    Posted On 11/22/2023 By

    How to Protect Cannabis from the Sun - Heat Stress Signs and Fixes

    Quick answer: Heat, not light, is the usual problem for outdoor cannabis in Canada. Photosynthesis becomes inefficient above roughly 30 °C and visible leaf damage usually starts around 35 °C. Upward-cupping leaves are the classic early sign. Shade cloth of 30 to 50%, early-morning watering,...

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  • Mixing Chocolate and Cannabis: Worth It?

    Posted On 11/23/2023 By

    Mixing Chocolate and Cannabis: Worth It?

    Quick answer: Cannabis and chocolate pair well because chocolate is rich and sweet and carries cannabis flavour nicely. If you make your own, temper the chocolate properly: dark chocolate is heated to 115–120°F (46–49°C), cooled to 82°F (28°C), then reheated to 88–90°F (31–32°C)....

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  • The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Best Soil for Cannabis Growth

    Posted On 01/08/2024 By

    The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Best Soil for Cannabis Growth

    Quick answer: Loamy soil is the article's pick for cannabis because it drains well and holds nutrients. Aim for a soil pH between 6.0 and 7.0, add perlite for drainage and root oxygen, and avoid heavy, water-retaining mixes for autoflowers.

    Choosing the best soil for cannabis cultivation can feel...

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