Indoor weed cultivation offers a controlled environment to grow high-quality cannabis free from the unpredictability of outdoor conditions. Depending on the strain and growing environment, it usually ...

If you don’t live in a sunny climate where cannabis grows well without much intervention—in other words, if you live in most of the country—you can be forgiven for not trying to grow your own weed.

If you are thinking about taking up cannabis cultivation but do not have the necessary space or conditions to grow marijuana easily outdoors, then growing weed indoors might be your best bet. In this ...

If you are interested in stages of cannabis growth, whether indoors or outdoors, you will need to plan ahead for a successful yield. A crucial component of this involves understanding the specific ...

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Growing a cannabis plant with gorgeous, tasty buds isn’t simple, but with the right guidance, it’s possible. Before cannabis cultivation classes at local colleges were the norm, growing legends turned ...

As of late June, New Yorkers 21 and older can legally grow weed at home. But cannabis isn’t your average snake plant — it’s sensitive and requires daily tending and a ton of gear. Here’s exactly how ...

Most people pull up weeds, but in Minnesota, some are preparing to plant one: marijuana. With Minnesota's legalization of marijuana for recreational use and home growing starting Aug. 1, an emerging ...

Beginning July 1, any Connecticut resident 21 and older has the right to have three mature, and three immature, cannabis plants growing in their home at any given time. As many households have two ...

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