When do you start counting the cannabis flowering stage?

Knowing when your cannabis plant has begun flowering is important. But do you need to count the days? Here we look at the two points from which you can begin counting cannabis flowering, and ask how important it is.

Learn how to make crispy sautéed THC chicken breast, and how to amp up a whole roast turkey or chicken with cannabutter. Easy and delicious, you'll likely find yourself coming back to these recipes again and again!

Interested in growing autoflowering and photoperiod cannabis strains in the same tent or room? This article looks at everything you need to consider if you plan on cultivating autos and photos together, including the potential pitfalls and a basic guide to achieving success.

Have you spotted small, black flies crawling around the soil of your cannabis plants? You're likely dealing with fungus gnats. Keep reading to learn more about these pesky cannabis pests and how to keep them away from your crop.

There's hungry. Then there's the munchies. THC has the tendency to send our appetite to new heights, so if you're struggling to tame the munchies after a joint, blunt, or bong, let us help you! We've compiled a list of some of the tastiest and healthiest snacks to sate your appetite.

Slugs and snails can be a nuisance in a cannabis garden, as they like to consume the leafy green goodness of your cannabis plants. In this article, we look at ways to deter and remove slugs and snails from your cannabis garden, without turning to harmful pesticides. They may be slimy, but they play a role in the wider ecosystem.

Here we delve into the world of autoflowering genetics, and explore how to breed your own autoflowering cannabis seeds! Complex, interesting, and certainly a labour of love, this practice falls at the advanced end of the cannabis cultivation spectrum.

Autoflowering cannabis has gone from a novelty to rivalling some of the best strains of photoperiod cannabis. Find out how it's made, its pros and cons, and how to grow it here. Whether you're a beginner cultivator or more advanced, there are some serious benefits to cropping an autoflowering harvest.

Yellow cannabis leaves can be concerning, especially if you're new to growing. However, in many cases, it's totally natural and nothing to worry about. Even when it is indicative of a problem, it can often be solved if you catch it early enough. Here we provide a rundown of the most common reasons for yellow marijuana leaves, and their solutions.