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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

Cannabis Plant Anatomy – Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know

Cannabis Plant Anatomy – Everything You’ve Always Wanted to Know - Seedsman Blog

There are few modern symbols today that stand out as much as the green cannabis leaf. However, many cannabis users, old and new, have never had the chance to see an adult plant up close, given its restricted status and classification as a ‘Schedule I’ substance. Even if you have been lucky...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

Can You Read a Weed Leaf?

Can You Read a Weed Leaf? - Seedsman Blog

If you want to be good at cultivating cannabis and maintain a healthy crop, it makes sense to do your homework on how to maintain a healthy plant. Understanding the lifecycle of your plant is part of that and easy to pick up from articles online but so is learning to spot problems that may […]

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

Cannabis Flowering Week by Week in Pictures

Cannabis Flowering Week by Week in Pictures - Seedsman Blog

There’s no doubt that the flowering stage is important when it comes to producing a great crop of cannabis. Over the next several weeks, you’ll find those buds developing and it’s a pretty exciting time. Of course, it’s vital to know what to look out for as things develop so that you know when...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

How to Diagnose and Treat Nutrient Burn in Cannabis Plants

How to Diagnose and Treat Nutrient Burn in Cannabis Plants - Seedsman Blog

One of the most common mistakes that eager beginners can make when growing their cannabis plants, nutrient burn can seriously effect the quality of your grow and put you off ever trying to cultivate for yourself again. To combat any issues you may have with this frustrating problem, Seedsman...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

How to Diagnose and Treat Over-Watered Cannabis Plants

How to Diagnose and Treat Over-Watered Cannabis Plants - Seedsman Blog

Eager to ensure that a cannabis plant is growing to its maximum potential, some inexperienced cultivators may water their crop a little to much. This can result in a number of problems, which can often set your grow back a number of weeks. To guarantee that this doesn’t happen to your next grow...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

How to Diagnose and Treat Manganese Deficiency in Cannabis Plants

How to Diagnose and Treat Manganese Deficiency in Cannabis Plants - Seedsman Blog

Manganese is an often overlooked element found in soil. Due to its symbiotic relationship with iron, plants that are deficient in manganese are often misdiagnosed and the issues fail to deteriorate. This is also true with cannabis plants who need manganese as part of their growing process. But...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

How to Diagnose and Treat Magnesium Deficiency in Cannabis Plants

How to Diagnose and Treat Magnesium Deficiency in Cannabis Plants - Seedsman Blog

In many plants around the world, magnesium is an absolutely essential element. It is the foundation element for chlorophyll, which in turn is needed for photosynthesis. This is no different for cannabis plants, which can very quickly die from magnesium deficiency if not acted upon correctly...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

How to Use Trichomes to Determine Potency and Harvest Time of your Cannabis

How to Use Trichomes to Determine Potency and Harvest Time of your Cannabis - Seedsman Blog

Trichomes, Potency and Harvest Time There is no better feeling as a cultivator than when your cannabis plants are finally ready to harvest. All of the hard work over the previous few months has paid off and you are just a few days away from sampling your grow. However, it can be hard to decipher […]

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

Understanding the Life Cycles of Cannabis Plants

Understanding the Life Cycles of Cannabis Plants - Seedsman Blog

Cannabis plants may belong to any one of a number of varieties which follow somewhat different growth patterns. The following outline describes the more common form of growth. Differences between varieties can be thought of as variations on this standard theme. Cannabis is an annual plant. A...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

8 Key Signs of Cannabis Plant Deficiencies

8 Key Signs of Cannabis Plant Deficiencies - Seedsman Blog

Find out how to recognize most common marijuana plant abuse disorders, marijuana deficiencies and problems using this comprehensive guide. Heat Stress Nutrient Solution Burn Over Watering pH Fluctuation Ozone Damage Nutrient Problems Mobile Elements Immobile Elements 1. Heat Stress Look closely...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

Harvesting Cannabis – Knowing When your Plants are Ready

Harvesting Cannabis - Knowing When your Plants are Ready - Seedsman Blog

Successful cultivation requires plenty of knowledge, patience and practice. In this article, written by the legendary DJ Short, we discuss harvesting cannabis and knowing when your plants are ready. There are several important points to consider when choosing the optimum time to harvest your...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

5 Handy Tips on Dealing with Pests

5 Handy Tips on Dealing with Pests - Seedsman Blog

Problems with Pests? Summer is often the most anticipated season, not only for those wanting to feel the warmth after the colder seasons, but also for those looking to try their hand at cultivation outside. To help our customers forget about the cold temperatures outside, we have some key advice...

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Jimi · Mar 10, 2020

3 Ways to Discover the Sex of Cannabis Plants

3 Ways to Discover the Sex of Cannabis Plants - Seedsman Blog

Need to Discover the Sex of Cannabis Plants? While sexing has gained a reputation as one of the tougher parts of the cultivation process, there are some key signs that, if spotted early enough, can help to detect whether you have a male in your female crop. The more experience you have with...

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