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Not too surprising when you think about it. All they're doing is finding out why the things learned through millennia of trial and error work. Lets them try to find new and/or more efficient ways of doing things. Not to say that's always better, but trying to find ways to reduce or eliminate...

I have a "Black Box Living Room" tent. 60x60x195cm. Metal frame, simple to put together. One or two pinholes, but it comes with a couple of strips of the fabric it's made out of instead of twist ties. Seams have some pinholes too. Still working fine for me. About $120 Canadian.

Hey guys, I've got some decisions to make for the upcoming outdoors season. Staying within the 4 plant limit, I have decided to grow a Blueberry, and an Amnesia (fast), so I have two spaces open. I have narrowed down the possibilities to Bruce Banger, Blue Dream, Lemonchello Haze (the Seedsman...

I got the seeds from the OCS. All 4 sprouted. 2 the first year, the other two this past season. All about 8 feet tall even though I was topping them to keep them under the fence. Buds were good, really nice lemon bleach scent. Not huge, but dense. I don't smoke though, I make edibles and vape...

Do you really have to feed outdoor grows? I'm pretty new as a grower, but I've used our back garden for the last couple of seasons, it was a farmer's field then a garden for 40 years. It's pretty well used soil and I still didn't need to feed the girls in the ground.

For fungus gnats I put a 2cm layer of horticultural sand on top of the soil. If they can't get down to the wet/damp soil, they can't reproduce. Works best with bottom watering pots, or fabric pots as you can just put them in a tray of water for a couple of minutes and let them wick up as much...

I've grown Bakerstreet outdoors for the last couple of years here in the Hamilton area. It's a Hindu Kush heirloom strain, and it does pretty well outdoors. Only problem I have with it is it starts flowering a week or two behind everything else. Doesn't finish until mid to late October. Blue...