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Stinging nettles (Urtica dioica) are a perennial herb native to Europe, Asia, and North America. They are also known as burnweed, or simply nettles. These plants have serrated leaves with tiny stinging hairs on them. When touched, the hairs inject an irritating chemical that causes a burning...
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The Benefits of Stinging Nettles on Cannabis Plants
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How To Manage Slugs and Snails on Cannabis Plants
Slugs and snails can be a major nuisance to cannabis plants. They feed on the leaves, stems, and buds of the plant, causing visible damage and stunting growth. In addition to eating the foliage, they can also introduce diseases into the soil that can damage or even kill your crop.
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Hydroponic vs. Soil Cannabis Cultivation
Soil and hydroponic cannabis growing are two of the most common methods of cultivating marijuana plants. Both techniques involve setting up an environment that is conducive to plant growth, but there are several differences between these two approaches.
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