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  • How To Prevent Cannabis Strains From Growing Big Plants With Small Buds

    Posted On 09/13/2023 By

    How To Prevent Cannabis Strains From Growing Big Plants With Small Buds

    Quick answer: Popcorn buds are the small, airy buds that form low on a cannabis plant, usually because that part gets too little light. To prevent them, spread light across the whole plant with training such as topping, FIMing and SCRoG, and consider defoliation. Popcorn buds are still useful:...

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  • Lighting Schedules for Autoflowering Cannabis

    Posted On 09/23/2023 By

    Lighting Schedules for Autoflowering Cannabis

    Quick answer: Autoflowers do not need a change in light to flower, so most growers keep a steady schedule from seed to harvest. 18/6 (18 hours of light, 6 of darkness) is the popular choice. A 24-hour schedule can stress plants, and 12/12 is meant for photoperiod strains, though some growers use...

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  • Using Compost Tea To Nourish Cannabis Plants

    Posted On 10/03/2023 By

    Using Compost Tea To Nourish Cannabis Plants

    Quick answer: Compost tea is a liquid made by steeping compost in water, used to add nutrients and beneficial microorganisms to cannabis plants and their soil. Our guide suggests steeping for 24 to 48 hours, stirring occasionally. Types include aerated tea (made with an air pump), unaerated tea...

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