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.
Troubleshooting: our top 5 articles
It's every cannabis grower's mission to keep the roots of their plants healthy and happy. If your crop falls victim to root rot, you need to act fast to remedy the issue—if it isn't too far gone. Better is to prevent the issue from occurring in the first place. Read along to find out how to keep your plants free from this condition.
It's every cannabis grower's mission to keep the roots of their plants healthy and happy. If your crop falls victim to root rot, you need to act fast to remedy the issue—if it isn't too far gone. Better is to prevent the issue from occurring in the first place. Read along to find out how to keep your plants free from this condition.
Dealing with a thrips problem? We're here to help. As one of the more threatening cannabis pests, thrips can pose significant danger to a cannabis crop if left untreated. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to treat a thrips infestation if it occurs, as well as several proven prevention techniques.
Cannabis seedlings are surprisingly robust and, if given ample space and a good environment, mostly take care of themselves. Still, problems can occur during the seedling phase, and if they do, you need to know what to do. Here we explore eight common cannabis seedling problems, and discuss how to fix or prevent them.
It can be really frustrating to prepare a grow space, plant your seeds, and then wait, watch, hope... only to find that nothing happens. But there are many reasons that cannabis seeds might not germinate, and most of them can be solved or prevented.
Cannabis grows fast, and sometimes it can get too big for its own pot. While it is fairly easy to prevent, root-bound cannabis is cause for concern, especially if left unmanaged. Learn how to identify, treat, and prevent root-bound cannabis in this comprehensive guide.
"Praying" or upward-pointing cannabis leaves are fairly common. In this article, we'll teach you what this common symptom means, and when it's cause for concern. Then, we'll show you how to fix the issue and prevent it from occurring in the future.
The lingering smell of flowering cannabis could be a problem in certain scenarios. But, there are some ways you can keep it under control. Explore how to keep the odour of your indoor growing operation to a minimum.
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