Growing autoflowering marijuana outdoors is a fun and straightforward way to cultivate weed without much hassle. Autoflowers are beginner-friendly, resilient, and don’t need the complicated light cycles that regular cannabis strains do. Let’s walk through the steps to help you…

If you’re thinking about growing autoflower marijuana in a grow tent, you’re on the right track. Autoflower strains are some of the easiest types of weed to grow, especially indoors. They flower on their own and don’t need as much…

If you’re growing marijuana, at some point, you might’ve overfed your weed plants. It happens to the best of us. Nutrient burn, or “nute burn” as it’s often called, is a common issue caused by giving your plants too many…

Growing your own marijuana can be a super rewarding experience, but things can go sideways when your plants don’t look as happy as they should. One common issue that many growers face is iron deficiency in their weed. When your…

If you’re growing marijuana and your plants are showing signs of nutrient issues, there’s a good chance you’re dealing with nutrient lockout. Nutrient lockout can make your weed plants look yellow, weak, and unhealthy, even though you’re feeding them. It…

If you’re noticing your marijuana plants looking a little off, it might not just be a simple over or under-watering issue. One of the most common nutrient deficiencies that weed growers face is zinc deficiency. If you’re new to growing…

Phosphorus deficiency in weed can be a real headache, especially if you’re trying to grow healthy, happy plants. This issue can slow growth, mess with your bud development, and leave your marijuana plants looking sickly. But don’t worry, I’ve got…