The Ultimate Supercropping Cannabis Guide
Super cropping is the practice of manipulating your weed plants to increase their health, yield, and quality. The technique falls under the term High-Stress Training (HST) and can be used as a way to give plants an edge.
While some techniques are more stressful than others,...
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Autoflowering cannabis strains are becoming more and more popular among marijuana growers. Autoflowering seeds are easy to grow and generally produce a smaller yield than traditional photoperiod strains. However, they have one major benefit over photoperiods -...
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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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