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  • Spider Mites: Worst Enemy of the Indoor Garden

    Posted On 09/27/2024 By

    Spider Mites: Worst Enemy of the Indoor Garden

    Quick answer: Spider mites puncture plants to feed, leaving tiny light tan spots (stippling) on leaves and, in heavier infestations, silvery webbing over the canopy. This guide covers identification and three control routes: physical removal, miticides, and biological controls such as predatory...

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  • How to Store Cannabis Seeds - How Long They Last and the Best Method

    Posted On 10/01/2024 By

    How to Store Cannabis Seeds - How Long They Last and the Best Method

    Quick answer: Stored sealed in the fridge, cannabis seeds last three to five years and often longer; at room temperature in a dark drawer plan on 6 to 12 months before germination rates start to fall. Keep them dark, dry and at 20 to 30% relative humidity, and avoid repeated temperature...

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  • Essential Tips for Growing Marijuana Seedlings

    Posted On 12/01/2024 By

    Essential Tips for Growing Marijuana Seedlings

    Quick answer: Cannabis seedlings do best in soil with a pH of about 6.0 to 7.0, daytime temperatures of 21–29°C (70–85°F), nights no cooler than 16°C (60°F), and high humidity (around 60–70%) that is gradually reduced as they grow. This guide suggests roughly 16–18 hours of light a...

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