Using Compost Tea To Nourish Cannabis Plants
Compost tea is an organic liquid fertilizer that can be used to provide essential nutrients to cannabis plants. It is made by steeping a bag of compost in a bucket of water, allowing the nutrients and organisms from the compost to leech out into the...
Read MoreBud Washing: Full Guide To Clean Your Cannabis
Cannabis industry professionals and consumers alike often overlook the importance of bud washing; however, its practice is becoming increasingly popular for good reason. This simple procedure of immersing cannabis in water post-harvest helps to remove dust, dirt, microbes and...
Read MoreHow To Grow Weed With Reverse Osmosis Water
Reverse osmosis water is a type of highly filtered drinking water that has passed through a special process, called reverse osmosis, to remove a large percent of contaminants and salt content. The process involves passing the water through a semipermeable membrane,...
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