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When to Water You need to maintain proper water balance from the very beginning - before your seed has even germinated into a seedling. Since the seeds don't have any roots, they will die if they dry out, but they will also drown if there's too much water. When it comes to watering your marijuana plants, some factors will determine how much and how often you should be watering. These factors include the size of the plant, the size of the container your plant is growing in, the canopy, the root level, the temperature of the grow tent , the humidity level, and which stage of growth your plant is currently in. A good rule of thumb is to wait until the soil is drying (but not yet completely dry) and then water it enough to last it until the next scheduled watering. For soil growers using standard 7-20l pots or containers, the best advice is to lift the containers. Dry plants will be relatively easy to pick up. Wet containers will be heavier. Assessing by weight is the easy way for...

Start with a good strain You need good genetics to produce good weed. The strain is therefore extremely important. Do you want THC overload, or maybe a bit more CBD? Do you want a fast-growing plant or bigger yields? Sativa or Indica? Regular, photoperiod or feminized? There's a lot to consider when getting seeds. If you are unsure, go for variety! I made the mistake of planting 4 of the same strain the first time. You get tired of smoking the same stuff after a while. Now I never plant more than 1 seed of a specific strain. Feminized seeds and autoflower seeds Most people grow cannabis indoors with feminized seeds or autoflower seeds. Feminized seeds grow vegetively for the first few weeks under 18 or 24 hours of daily light. They only start to bloom when daily light is reduced to 12 hours, and generally take around 8-12 weeks to bloom. Some varieties/phenotypes can be quicker and ready after as little as 7 weeks of bloom. Fast blooming varieties are probably very Indi...