Marijuana plants generally need a significant amount of light to flower well, particularly for indoor cultivation. Typically, for flowering, a good rule of thumb is to provide between 35-50 watts of light per square foot if you are using high intensity discharge (HID) lights, like metal halide (MH) or high-pressure sodium (HPS) lights. If you’re…
Month: June 2023
The Myth or Reality of Genetic Drift in Cloning
A Closer Look Introduction In the biology world, cloning creates an identical copy of an organism, theoretically down to its very last gene. Cloning is used widely, from producing genetically identical crops to therapeutic cloning in medicine. But the question arises: Does genetic drift, a key concept in evolution, play a role in cloning? Let’s…
Embracing Sustainability
Eco-Friendly Raised Bed Gardening Many of us are searching for ways to cultivate a more sustainable lifestyle in a world increasingly aware of environmental challenges. Raised bed gardening is one practical and rewarding approach in our backyards. Eco-friendly and intrinsically self-sustaining, this gardening method perfectly blends ecological consciousness and green-thumbed passion. Raised bed gardening is…
Why Cannabis Plants Begin to Bloom When Moved Outdoors
As the days grow longer and the weather warms up, many cannabis enthusiasts look forward to taking their plants outdoors for natural sunlight and fresh air. However, one common phenomenon that often surprises outdoor growers is when their cannabis plants abruptly transition into the flowering stage. In this blog post, we will explore the fascinating…
Unraveling the Complexity of Hydroponics
An Intertwining Dance of Science and Nature Hydroponics, at its core, is an ingenious testament to the incredible adaptability of nature and the boundless ingenuity of human creativity. It is a method of cultivation that transcends the traditional need for soil, allowing us to grow plants with only water and a balanced mix of nutrients….
Air Layering Techniques of Plumeria Plants
Air layering is a propagation technique that stimulates a stem on a mother plant to produce roots while it’s still attached to the parent plant. This method can be particularly useful for propagating Plumeria plants, as it allows for larger cuttings that can mature more rapidly than smaller ones. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how…
Guide to the Cutting Propagation of Plumeria Plants
When it comes to propagating Plumeria plants, using cuttings is a straightforward and effective method. Not only is it rewarding to see a new plant grow from a cut section of an old one, but it also allows you to have a mature plant much faster than growing from seed. Let’s delve into the process…