Optimizing Marijuana Plant Respiration for Maximum Yield: The Role of Stomata, VPD, and Environmental Conditions Plant respiration in cannabis plays a crucial role in growth and yield, with stomata being central to this process. Stomata are microscopic pores on leaves…
Watering cannabis isn’t just about the timing and amount—it also depends on various environmental factors and plant conditions. Understanding these can help you adapt your watering practices for healthier, more resilient plants. Organic vs. No-Till Gardening Organic Gardening: This approach…
In Teaming with Microbes by Jeff Lowenfels and Wayne Lewis, the authors delve into the complex relationships between plants and the microbial life in soil. One of the key takeaways from their book is that plants tend to form different symbiotic relationships…
There’s been some debate around whether photoperiod cannabis, which can revert to a vegetative state when exposed to longer light cycles, behaves like an annual or a perennial plant. Let’s dive into this intriguing aspect of cannabis cultivation and explore…
Breeding marijuana for consistent traits is an intricate process, as outlined in Marijuana Botany by Robert C. Clarke, one of the most comprehensive guides on cannabis cultivation. Clarke’s approach provides valuable insights into genetics, selection techniques, and environmental factors crucial for producing…
The Vegetative Stage: Building the Foundation for Strong, Healthy Cannabis Plants The vegetative stage is where cannabis plants establish their root systems, stems, and leaves, building the foundation for strong buds. This stage typically lasts from 4–8 weeks but can…
