There’s a reason why marijuana is also known as ‘weed.’ It’s because it’s super easy to grow in most cases. Complete newbies can begin with a basic setup and grow marijuana at home. Germinating the ...

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Autoflower strains have gained significant popularity in the world of cannabis cultivation. These unique plants possess genetic traits that allow them to transition from the vegetative stage to the ...

Have you ever considered growing your own cannabis plants? Imagine having your own supply of fresh, homegrown buds easily accessible to you. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned grower looking to ...

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Not only does SeedSupreme offer a germination guarantee on its seeds but it has also included simple step-by-step instructions on how to properly grow and care for these needy autoflower seeds. The ...

Starting cannabis cultivation as a beginner is not easy. The delicate balancing act of light, nutrients, and water, combined with the stress of losing months of effort to a simple mistake, pushes many ...

Here’s our list of the best marijuana seeds for beginners and advanced growers. Some of these strains have up to 27% THC levels and yields that reach 1,000 g per plant. Learn why Seed Supreme is the ...

Feminized and auto-flowering cannabis seeds, also known as ruderalis, have gained popularity due to their ease of growth, making them a perfect choice for beginners and those with limited time and ...

Last July, Connecticut legalized cannabis to possess and smoke, but the right to cultivate was granted only to licensed patients CT Mirror’s independent, nonprofit journalism depends on reader support ...

Last July, Connecticut turned over a new leaf when it legalized cannabis for adult recreational use. Legal to possess and smoke, but not quite yet to grow. The right to cultivate six cannabis plants ...