Steven Voser

Companion planting helps a cannabis crop thrive by deterring pests, boosting soil health, offering camouflage, and more. Here we break down why companion plants are beneficial for weed, and how to go about using specific species to address various aspects of your grow.

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!

Ever thought of growing stinging nettles in your cannabis garden? Though these plants do not have the best reputation in the world, weed growers would do well to exploit the benefits of nettles to enhance the health of their outdoor crops. Keep reading to learn about the unique benefits of nettles for cannabis plants.

Heard about the benefits of guano for cannabis? Scroll down for an in-depth look at bat guano, the nutrients it contains, and how to use it to grow healthy and high-yielding cannabis plants.

Love to wake and bake? With these delicious recipes, get ready to trade in your morning joint for a hearty weed-infused breakfast skillet, delicious homemade cannabis donuts, or a wholesome bowl of marijuana granola. Start your day off right by combining calories with cannabis!

What could possibly beat mashed or baked potatoes? Potatoes infused with cannabis, of course! Here are two simple recipes to make weed-infused mashed potatoes and baked potatoes at home. Once you try these out, you'll have a hard time going back to the originals!

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.

Planning on growing some autoflowering cannabis plants? Want to push your harvests to the limit, without hurting your precious specimens? Don't do anything before reading these 10 tips! We'll get you on the road to achieving heavy yields from healthy autos.

Whether it's dirt, mould, hair, talcum, other drugs, glass, or even lead and petrol, cannabis can contain all sorts of contaminants. Below, we'll teach you what contaminants can be found in weed, what threat they pose to your health, and how to detect them.