by Corey Riley | Aug 8, 2022 | Getting Started, Nutrients, Troubleshooting
Magnesium is a mineral that is an essential plant nutrient to help them to grow and stay healthy. It is needed for photosynthesis, which means magnesium deficiency can lead to stunted growth in cannabis plants. In this article, we explore magnesium deficiency and...
by Corey Riley | Aug 1, 2022 | Cannabis, Getting Started, Nutrients, Troubleshooting
Calcium is an essential nutrient for your cannabis plants and calcium deficiency or calcium excess can be a problem. If you notice that your cannabis plant leaves are turning yellow, then it’s possible that they have a calcium deficiency. There are some simple...
by Corey Riley | Jul 25, 2022 | Cannabis, Getting Started, Nutrients, Troubleshooting
Nitrogen is one of the most essential nutrients for cannabis plants. Nitrogen deficiencies are common, nitrogen excesses are rare, and nitrogen can have a direct impact on your crop yield. This article will teach you everything you need to know about nitrogen in...
by Corey Riley | Jun 6, 2022 | Cannabis, Environmental Threats, Getting Started, Troubleshooting
Humidity is a tricky thing to manage, especially in the world of cannabis cultivation. Cannabis humidity levels can be affected by outdoor humidity, humidity caused by overwatering, humidity caused by under-watering, and many other factors. If you’re not careful...
by Corey Riley | May 30, 2022 | Cannabis, Getting Started, Troubleshooting
Cannabis odor has been a constant problem for a cannabis grower, especially when cannabis is grown indoors. No one wants to live next door to intense cannabis facilities that bombard your house with non-stop odor (well… maybe some people might). Cannabis odors...
by Corey Riley | May 23, 2022 | Cannabis, Getting Started, Troubleshooting
A soil slurry is soil that has been mixed with water to create a liquid. Soil slurry is used in soil testing labs because soil retains its pH when it’s wet, unlike soil samples dried out of the oven. This gives you an accurate reading of what your soil should be...
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