Why should you use mycorrhizal fungi for growing cannabis?

Using mycorrhizal fungi when growing cannabis is a no-brainer! These fungi work with your plants' root systems to promote greater absorption of nutrients, protection against pathogens, and overall robust plant health. Find out why you should use mycorrhizal fungi in your grow, and how to make it yourself at home.

The future of cannabis is female! Women are fast becoming the largest demographic of cannabis consumers. Some are using cannabis products in an attempt to improve symptoms of PMS, menstrual cramps, and more, while others are using it to enhance sex or lessen menopause symptoms. But what does the science say? Find out here.

Osmosis is one of the key processes that cannabis plants, and other plants, use to survive and thrive. Find out all about it here, and discover how to optimise the soil conditions in your weed grow to keep osmosis moving!

Heard rumours about the benefits of gardening with coffee grounds? Well, they're true (at least to some extent). Learn all about the advantages of using coffee grounds to grow cannabis and keep pests (and pets) out of your garden!

Cannabis breeders and seed banks often like to advertise their seeds as being able to produce plants that offer insane yields. Here, we look into whether these numbers are accurate, how such figures are determined, and, if it's possible, how to achieve said yields indoors and outdoors.

Not all water is created equal, and some sources might be perfect for growing weed while others might be quite damaging. Here we look at what cannabis needs from water, and investigate four potential water sources for cultivating cannabis plants.

After establishing themselves as one of Europe's biggest and best seed banks, Royal Queen Seeds has become the first company to set up a cannabis store and smoking lounge in Thailand. Located in Bangkok, this 5-floor building saw hundreds of excited customers during the grand opening on October 14th. Find out how things went and what's on offer.

In most cases, abnormal stretching in cannabis plants indicates some kind of environmental issue. Here, we go through the possibilities, both normal and abnormal, behind stretching, and then look at how to prevent and fix rapid stem growth in cannabis.

Wind burn may not be the first thing you suspect when you discover discolouration on your cannabis plant's leaves, or notice that they've begun to curl down like a set of claws. But wind can damage cannabis plants both indoors and out. Find out all about cannabis wind burn, including how to fix and prevent it.