Powdery Mildew: what is it, how to treat, and how to prevent it
Powdery mildew is a fungal disease. It can affect all kinds of plants, and cannabis growers tend to battle this particular condition pretty regularly.
Troubleshooting
Growing weed seems easy. But even the most advanced and experienced grower can run into problems. What to do against spider mites or insects? What to do when your stems are turning purple or your leaves are curling? Check out our useful tips and tricks to help you prevent problems.
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Troubleshooting
Powdery Mildew: what is it, how to treat, and how to prevent it
Powdery mildew is a fungal disease. It can affect all kinds of plants, and cannabis growers tend to battle this particular condition pretty regularly.
The Basics
How to animal-proof your cannabis garden
Humans aren't the only species with a taste for cannabis. Many different animals will happily chomp away at your plants if they are left unprotected.
The Basics
Want to grow your own weed? Safety first!
Safety is a vital topic for any cannabis grower, especially those who are working indoors. Check out these 7 simple safety tips for anyone looking to grow weed.
The Basics
Aphids and marijuana plants: How to prevent, identify and treat
Aphids pose a triple threat to cannabis growers. Not only do they damage and destroy leaves by sucking the sap out of them, but they can also harbor diseases and bring other unwanted pests to your growing area as a means of protection for themselves.
The Basics
How to protect your cannabis plants from slugs and snails
Slugs and snails have a massive appetite for cannabis leaves, and won't stop unless dealt with properly. Use natural predators, barriers, and traps to keep them at bay.
Troubleshooting
How and why to keep your grow room clean
Cleanliness is key to growing great weed. Here are some simple tips to help you keep a clean and tidy cannabis grow room.
Troubleshooting
Do feminized seeds have a bigger chance of turning into hermaphrodite plants?
When feminized seeds hit the market at the end of the nineties some growers ended up with hermies. But is this still the case? Let's find out.
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