Cultivation

You just got home from the dispensary with your new clone. Now what? How much should you water it? How much light should it get? When should you transplant it? […]

About Sour Kush Sour Kush came to us in 2014 as a clone donation by a patient registered with Southern Vermont Wellness in Brattleboro. The rules and regulations of the […]

This month as part of our Staff Profile Series, we sat down with Seth to discuss his career in agriculture and cannabis. His professional background in horticulture and organic farming […]

If you aren’t already growing your own cannabis at home, that might be due to one of the following misconceptions about constructing an indoor garden: You may think that acquiring […]

Published on December 27, 2018 By Kyle Jaeger Marijuana is an incredibly complex plant, with hundreds of compounds, that’s evolved substantially over thousands of years. And as the plant has [...]

As medical and recreational cannabis gains acceptance across the country, many new accessories are being created for the growing population of daily cannabis users. Among the plethora of new [...]

By DON THOMPSON ASSOCIATED PRESS  MAY 30, 2018 SACRAMENTO — Researchers and federal authorities are finding what they say is an alarming increase in the use of a powerful pesticide at illegal [...]

The Washington Post / By Steve Hendrix / November 26 In the District, closet smokers are becoming closet growers. And basement growers. And attic growers. And on a recent Saturday, several [...]

Hällnäs Handelsträdgård produces a variety of bedding and potted leafy greens, herbs and ornamental flowers just south of the arctic circle in Northern Sweden. To achieve their goals of [...]

The wet weather may be dampening sales for Scotts Miracle-Gro’s core lawn-and-garden business, but the company has its sights on the grow lights at the end of the tunnel. CEO Jim Hagedorn […]