By Robert Bergman, ILoveGrowingMariuana.com Indoor marijuana growing: There’s more than one way to go about it. Here’s a look at some of the options. Once you have decided to grow your own marijuana, one of the first decisions to make is whether you to grow indoors or outdoors. Preparing to grow indoors has its own …
Growing marijuana can seem like a daunting task for those who don’t have experience. The truth is; however, it can be done by just about anyone. As long as a little time and effort are put into understanding how to do it, growing marijuana is pretty easy! Let’s take a beginner’s look at how to …
By Robert Bergman, ILoveGrowingMarijuana.com Marijuana cuttings will naturally root rather quickly if they are kept in perfect condition and are prepared correctly. They don’t have any roots, so their ability to get and maintain water is limited. In order to avoid a water shortage (a cause of wilting and, ultimately, death), you need to trim …
By Robert Bergman, ILoveGrowingMarijuana.com If you are thinking about growing marijuana yourself, you are likely unsure or indecisive about how to begin. The first step, of course, is deciding what kind of setup you prefer. Are you going to grow outdoors or indoors? Will you grow just one plant or many? What strain should you …
By Robert Bergman, ILoveGrowingMarijuana.com While many marijuana growers are most concerned about maximizing the yield and getting the most buds out of each marijuana plant, the taste and smell of the end product are also critical factors that can be influenced during your marijuana plants’ lives. In this article, we will discuss how to maximize …
By Robert Bergman, ILoveGrowingMarijuana.com Because the popularity of growing marijuana is growing, in general, the amount of interest in using a greenhouse to grow marijuana is growing as well. There are plenty of advantages to growing marijuana in a greenhouse instead of a grow room, although it comes with its own fair share of drawbacks …
By Robert Bergman, ILoveGrowingMarijuana.com The best way to ensure year-round satisfaction is to make sure you’ve protected your cannabis crop. The techniques for storage are simple but vital for combating mold, mildew, and general spoilage. If a grower’s crop is anywhere near successful, the harvest will be too large to stash in a cupboard or dresser …
By Robert Bergman, ILoveGrowingMarijuana.com Marijuana has an undeniably, strong, unique smell that anyone can recognize. How many times have you been out and suddenly you were hit with it? I am pretty sure you were 100% aware of what it was you were smelling. This odor is appealing to some, however, it can completely blow …
By Rebecca James, ILoveGrowingMarijuana.com Remember when growing and smoking marijuana was widely considered a “hippy” activity? Cannabis has a rich history as part of a movement that was focused on living peacefully without harming the planet or other human beings. Yet today marijuana is grown using chemical fertilizers and pesticides, not to mention vast amounts …
By Robert Bergman, ILoveGrowingMarijuana.com Contrary to what many new growers may think, giving your marijuana plants an enormous dose of nutrients is not going to help them be healthier. In fact, giving them too many nutrients will actually harm them, causing something called “nutrient burn,” or shortened among marijuana growers as “nute burn.” If your plants …
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