Indoorsgrowing

Indoor cannabis cultivation has made it possible to grow marijuana any time of year, no matter the weather. The move indoors has not only made cannabis cultivation more accessible and doable, but most importantly, for the ordinary decent stoner, it removes the criminal element from the purchasing process. If you grow your own dope, you don’t need a dealer anymore. Cannabis self-sufficiency is the primary objective, and can be accomplished if you put your mind to it. Of course, indoor cultivation using artificial lights makes the grower responsible for creating and maintaining the growing environment. The grower, rather than Mother Nature, must care for the cannabis and control conditions. If you want to toke on your own home-grown weed, you need to be prepared to look after female cannabis plants for around 3 months. Growing weed is a hands-on business and requires specialist equipment. Lighting kits, fans and carbon filters, pots, nutrients, growing media, and a grow tent all cost...

Why You Should Use a Grow Tent? Relatively Cheap – The average tents goes for around $70-$150. Setting up a grow space to reflect the same characteristic with air vents, light proof and waterproof is just the same cost or slightly more. It is difficult to set up a do-it-yourself space that works just as well as a grow tent . It will take more time, effort and planning than just buying a pre-made tent. Easy & Quick to Set Up – Setting up a grow tent is pretty easy. You can set one up in an afternoon even if you are a rookie. Simply follow the manual and assemble one in no time. Overall, the work of assembling a grow tent is not as hard as you might think. Stealth – A grow tent is great as the smells and light cannot escape the tent when set up correctly. It can also be tucked away at a corner or in a big closet without taking up too much room. Perpetual Harvest – Grow tents create an ideal self-enclosed environment that you can manage separately for a perpetual harvest. If...

Cannabis, like many plants, can be grown in more than one way. Most people think of roots growing in soil, but hydroponics offers the ability to work in smaller spaces with more control over your green’s food source. If you’re looking for flavor and forgiveness in the occasional mistake, take up the traditional soil method. Of course, any experienced grower will have a preference with first-hand accounts of why they stick with their technique. If you’re looking to plant a marijuana seed and help it grow, there are a few things you should consider before planning things out. What is the difference between hydroponic and soil cannabis cultivation? In general, cannabis that is grown hydroponically is grown inside and plants grown in soil are grown outside. There may be some growers that use soil indoors but this will usually be mixed with coco coir or other similar substance. Growing cannabis in soil is a pretty similar experience to any other gardening you might do and is the most...

How to Choose the Best LED Grow Light The Chip You always want to look for chips that are at least 3W, any less than that won’t give your plants enough consistent light coverage. This means each chip needs to be 3W, not 3 lights of 1W LEDS, so look out for that when reading the description. The 3W chip offers the best quality in whites, blues and reds. The Output This is also important; you want to read product descriptions for total output. How many units does the lamp claim to have? This can be 300W, 400, 600 or even 1000. Always check for the output and look for at least 300W. Understand that when it comes to LEDs you can’t always get 100% power so you usually end up with slightly less wattage than what the recommended is, and chips will always burn out, no matter what the quality, so the higher a wattage the more you can compensate for wattage loss. The Spectrum Remember that it is the red blues, IR and UV that also counts when growing your marijuana crop, so you want to...