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How to Care for Cannabis Clones Shipped: A Complete Guide for Healthy, Thriving Plants

April 16, 2026 • 05:15 AM ET

Learn how to care for cannabis clones step by step. Covers watering, light, humidity, transplanting, and troubleshooting for healthy, fast-growing plants

Side-by-side photo of a photoperiod cannabis plant and an autoflower cannabis plant.

Posted in: Cannabis Cultivation

Photoperiod vs Autoflower: Which Cannabis Seeds Should You Grow? [Full Guide]

Parker Curtis

July 7, 2026 • 11:54 AM ET

Photoperiod vs autoflower cannabis seeds have a few differences. Compare grow time, yield, potency & training so you can choose the best seeds for your setup.

A young cannabis plant sits in its grow medium with the main stem gently bent sideways and secured in place. This shows LST for autoflowers, a simple training method that helps open up the plant, lets more light reach the lower branches, and encourages wi

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How to LST Autoflowers: Low Stress Training Guide

Parker Curtis

July 6, 2026 • 10:39 AM ET

Low stress training bends autoflower branches to boost light and yields. Learn when to start LST, week-by-week steps and how to avoid stress.

Posted in: Growing Autoflowers

A Guide to Autoflower Light Schedules: 18/6, 20/4, and 24/0 Explained

Parker Curtis

July 4, 2026 • 10:00 AM ET

Discover the best autoflower light schedule for your setup. Compare 18/6, 20/4 and 24/0 auto light cycles, plus tips on spectrum and choosing the right seeds.

A simple chart comparing indica, sativa, and ruderalis. Indica looks short and bushy, sativa is tall with thin leaves, and ruderalis appears smaller and more wild-looking.

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What Is Cannabis Ruderalis? The Wild Third Type of Weed

Parker Curtis

June 22, 2026 • 07:36 AM ET

Cannabis ruderalis is the wild, low-THC third type of weed. Learn where it grows, how it compares to indica and sativa, and why it powers autoflowers.

A close-up view of a hand gently holding a small photoperiod cannabis seed on a spatula.

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Photoperiod Seeds: What They Are & How They Grow [Full Guide]

Parker Curtis

June 19, 2026 • 10:29 AM ET

Photoperiod seeds give you full control over cannabis plant size and harvest timing. Learn what they are, how they work and which types suit your grow.

Healthy cannabis plant with lush green leaves, highlighting the strength and stability linked to triploid cannabis seeds.

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Triploid Cannabis Seeds Explained: The Complete Grower's Guide

Parker Curtis

June 19, 2026 • 05:16 AM ET

Triploid cannabis seeds offer bigger yields, near-seedless harvests and stronger plants. Learn what they are, how they're made and where to find them

Healthy autoflower cannabis plants growing outdoors under natural sunlight.

Posted in: Cannabis Cultivation Growing Outdoors

A Grower’s Guide to the Best Outdoor Autoflower Seeds & Strains

Parker Curtis

June 17, 2026 • 08:18 AM ET

Explore the best outdoor autoflower seeds and strains across climate, speed, potency, yield and beginner-friendly categories. All shipped fast across the US.

An image showing round pollen sacs forming at the nodes of a cannabis plant, a clear early sign that it is male.

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Early Signs of a Male Plant: How to Spot One Fast

Parker Curtis

June 17, 2026 • 07:35 AM ET

Spot the early signs of a male plant fast. Learn the round pollen sacs, node clues and timing that tell a male cannabis plant from a female.

Cannabis leaf with brown burnt edges from potassium deficiency

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Cannabis Deficiencies: A Complete Visual Guide to Symptoms and Fixes

Parker Curtis

June 17, 2026 • 05:34 AM ET

Spot cannabis deficiencies fast with this visual guide. Learn the leaf symptoms, the nutrient deficiency chart and simple fixes for healthy plants.

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How & When to Top Weed Plants: The Complete Guide to Topping For Bigger Yields

Parker Curtis

June 17, 2026 • 04:36 AM ET

Learn how & when to top weed plants for bigger yields. Compare topping vs fimming & topped plants vs non-topped crops with steps to take for best results.