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Do you want to grow cannabis flowers that transform from drab greens and browns into bright purples, yellows, oranges, and even reds and blues? This guide will teach you the tricks you need to know to get the most vivid colors in your cannabis garden.

You don’t have to sacrifice yields to grow cannabis organically and in this guide, we will walk through everything you need to know to grow all-organic cannabis. What Is Organic Cannabis? There are a lot of reasons to grow organic but at the end of the day it’s better for the environment and it’s better…

In this article, we’ll show you the basic screen-of-green (SCROG) process in 5 simple steps and then follow that up with examples from a full-sized tent and one from a cabinet SCROG. Why Screen of Green? If left to grow naturally, cannabis will grow with the shape of a traditional Christmas tree. This structure is…

While you can grow from seed to finish in one large pot, there are great arguments in favor of transplanting the plant into appropriately sized containers as it grows. If the plant is too small for the pot, the roots don’t reach much of the container, and the plant does not drink a lot. Overwatering…

Cloning cannabis is widely used for propagating cannabis, and while the name might make the process sound complicated, cloning is essentially just another name for taking a cutting from the plant and allowing it to grow roots. In this guide, we will cover cloning and show you an easy way to make your own clones….

In this guide, we’ll walk through the steps for topping your marijuana plants to improve yield. Apical dominance is a tendency, found in many plants, to put the majority of their energy into the top-most growth. In natural settings, it helps them reach precious sunlight in crowded environments. It’s also what gives cannabis its natural…

In this guide, we’ll look at how low stress training (LST) is used to increase flower production in cannabis. Then we’ll show you step by step how to combine topping, training and pruning to maximize your yield. This is a must-know for farmers who want to grow more weed.