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Understanding cannabis tolerance breaks is important for anyone who consumes the plant regularly. A tolerance break, also known as a T-break, is when you abstain from using any THC-based products or medications for some time to prevent your body from building up a tolerance to certain...

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The munchies are an inevitable part of recreational cannabis use. But if you're looking to keep your calorie intake in check, then controlling or even preventing the munchies can be a great way to do it. There are several ways to control and prevent the munchies before and after smoking...

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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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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.

To prevent slug...

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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.

 

What is Hydroponic Cannabis...

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Have you ever found yourself sprawled out on the couch, feeling like you're physically glued to the cushions after indulging in a little cannabis? If this scenario sounds familiar, you've encountered what's known as "couch lock." This overwhelming sense of sedation can turn your plans for...

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Freeze drying cannabis is a relatively new concept in the cannabis industry and has quickly become a popular drying method for cannabis producers who prioritize quality and potency. Unlike traditional cannabis drying methods, which can take weeks in ideal conditions, freeze-drying cannabis can...

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Properly drying your cannabis buds is just as important as any other step in the cultivation process. Failing to do so can result in a ruined harvest and a huge disappointment for growers. But why is it necessary to spend time and energy to dry buds?

One of the main reasons is excess moisture....

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Marijuana consumption can take you to a world of highs and lows - a different state of consciousness. When high, you can experience a range of effects that vary depending on your level of intoxication. The level of highness depends on the amount consumed, the potency, and the method of...

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Molasses is a thick, viscous syrup made from sugar cane or sugar beet juice. It has been used as a sweetener and culinary ingredient for many centuries. Molasses has a strong, distinct flavor that is both rich and sweet.

Molasses contains beneficial nutrients like minerals and carbohydrates that...

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Cannabis plants are highly sensitive to environmental factors, and direct sunlight can be especially harmful to their growth during the flowering phase and harvest time. While natural sunlight is important for the development of cannabis plants, excessive exposure to direct sunlight can lead to...

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Mixing chocolate and cannabis is a trend that has been gaining popularity in recent years. Combining the sweetness and richness of chocolate with the pleasant effects of cannabis can be a joint venture that indulges your sweet tooth and relaxes your body and mind. This article aims to explore...

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Landrace strains are pure, indigenous strains of cannabis that have adapted over time to their natural environment. These strains have been grown for thousands of years by farmers and growers in specific regions around the world, such as South America, Central America, and Southeast Asia....

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Autoflowering plants are known for their fast-growing cycles and can typically be harvested sooner than photoperiod plants. The typical timeline from seed to harvest for an autoflower is generally around 10 weeks but can sometimes go up to 16 weeks depending on the strain. On the other hand,

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Choosing the best soil for cannabis cultivation can feel like a daunting task. Whether you're a seasoned grower or just starting out, understanding how to select the ideal soil that encourages robust plant growth is essential.

Many gardeners face the challenge of finding a mix that has just the...

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Autoflowers are a great way to get a quick harvest. They don’t require much care and they can produce a good yield in just a few weeks. But when it comes to topping autoflowers, there is some debate as to whether or not it is recommended.

Topping an autoflower can help increase yields, but it...

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Autoflowering strains of cannabis have revolutionized the cultivation process. With their significantly shorter life cycle, they are ideal for new or busy growers who want to reap the benefits of a harvest much sooner.

The flowering stage for autoflowers typically lasts between 8 to 12 weeks,...

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Autoflowering seeds are a type of cannabis seed that will automatically begin to flower, regardless of light cycles. This makes them a great choice for growers who want an easy and fast-growing crop. But one concern many have is if autoflowering seeds are always female and can produce buds.

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Autoflowering cannabis plants are a relatively new development in the world of marijuana cultivation. They are specifically bred to flower after a certain amount of time, regardless of the light hours they receive. This makes them perfect for indoor or outdoor growing, as growers don't have to...

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CBD is a chemical in cannabis that many people like because it helps without getting you high. The CBD levels in cannabis can differ a lot based on genes and how it is grown. In general, we consider weed to be high in CBD if it has over 10% CBD by weight.

If you want a stronger dose, try the new...

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