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Medical marijuana growing made easy! How-to tutorials with step-by-step instruction on how to grow cannabis.
Growing Weed With CFLs - What Growers Need to Know
by Nebula Haze
In the past, we’ve covered how to grow train your plants to grow short and how you can maximize your space when choosing an auto-flowering or photoperiod strain, I’d like to share some tips for growing with the cheapest marijuana grow lights that fit in extremely small spaces... CFLs!
What are CFLs?
How do I make hash oil? (alcohol extraction method for marijuana)
CHILLAX - CHILLed Alcohol eXtraction method for making marijuana hash oil
by RadiantBlueLight
read original tutorial by RadiantBlueLight here
Do you love marijuana hash oil? Interested in ultra-potent cannabinoid extractions?
How can I start growing my own weed indoors?
Learn exactly what you need to buy in order to start growing weed indoors.
Choose your grow type...
LST (Low Stress Training) - How to Grow a Short Sativa or Haze
by Nebula Haze
Use LST to Force Any Marijuana Plant to Grow As Short As You Want
MH/HPS Grow Light Tutorial - Pick the size & get set up
by Sirius Fourside
Table of Contents
Introduction to HID Grow Lights
CFLs vs MH/HPS Grow Lights - Which works better for your grow space?
What are the best marijuana strains for beginners?
What Medical Marijuana Strain is Right For Me?
by Nebula Haze
Jump straight to...
10-Step Quick Start Guide
How to Grow Weed in 20 Minutes a Week
by Sirius Fourside (with Nebula Haze)
If time is the critical factor in your life, then I am going to show you how little time it can take for you to grow weed indoors in a spare closet or space.
The grow method I'm about to share will actually take less of your time than buying weed from a dealer or a medical marijuana dispensary!
How to ScrOG (Screen of Green) Your Marijuana Plants
by Nebula Haze
For those who might not be familiar, the term "ScrOG" (Screen of Green) refers to a marijuana growing technique that uses a net or wire mesh to control the height of the plant.
If you hear or read growers refer to "SCROGing," "scrogging" or "scroggin" a plant, this is what they are talking about.
