Author: Robert Bergman

[ad_1] When you start cultivating cannabis indoors, whether the beginning of a lifetime endeavor or a seasonal hobby, there are many initial hurdles to overcome to give your plants the environment they need to thrive. Knowing where to start can be a challenge. Advice on building an indoor grow depends on your techniques and setup, but most importantly, it depends on your grow location. In this article, we’ll review the ins and outs of cultivating an attic or loft grow room to ensure you know everything needed before starting. Some homes and living situations don’t include an attic or loft, but…

[ad_1] When you’re considering growing your own weed, you’ll eventually run into the question, what seeds should I be growing? Researching what cannabis to grow, one can get lost in the myriad of choices you find online. Indica, sativa, feminized, autoflower, thc, and many strains, are just some of the indications you’ll come across. We have many guides for those who want to educate themselves on all these topics. You’ll even find some of the info below. But you’re just here for seeds and not for a cannabis Ph.D., are you? For you, we built this seedfinder tool, AKA the ILGM…

[ad_1] Regular cannabis seeds produce marijuana plants without an autoflowering or feminized trait. That means they can produce male plants and require a change in the light cycle to flower.Additionally, regular cannabis seeds are made naturally via a male cannabis plant pollinating a female. This is why regular seeds are also called open-pollinated seeds.Are regular cannabis seeds male or female?They’re both! One trait of regular cannabis seeds is the ability to produce male and female plants with a roughly 50-50 split. This trait is why some growers buy and even prefer them over feminized cannabis seeds; regular seeds are better…