Looking to learn how to Grow Cannabis? You’re in the right place! This cannabis growing guide is designed to help you find the info you need to learn the cannabis growing process, from seed to harvest. Starting cannabis from seed can be extremely rewarding. Not only do you get to take your plants through a complete growth cycle, but you might also get to produce some seeds of your own. With seeds, anyone can go from a cannabis enthusiast to an amateur breeder. You’ll be able to custom tailor your plants to meet your specific needs or possibly develop a new strain or two. This ultimate guide to growing cannabis seeds summarizes the series and tells you where to find more information.
The first step to Grow Cannabis
If you’re thinking about growing your own cannabis, whether it’s for medical or recreational use, we are here to show you how to do it from seed to flower (bud). The 1st thing you need to do is find and choose the best cannabis seeds for your growing needs. If you’re growing from a clone, it’s unlikely that your plant will produce seeds. Seeds develop after a male cannabis plant pollinates a female. Only female plants produce seeds. Yet, when you smoke cannabis, you’re typically smoking the unfertilized bud of the female flower. This can make it a bit difficult to actually find seeds if you’re interested in growing from scratch.
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Seed Germination – growing cannabis – stage #2
The 2nd stage to growing cannabis is the seed germination stage. There are a few different ways to germinate cannabis seeds – paper towel method, direct to soil method, or the soak method: I personally prefer the towel method as it’s been a proven success, time after time.
Male or Female: What sex are your cannabis seeds?
After your seeds sprout, the next step is to determine the sex of each plant. This step is very important! If you allow male plants in the flowering room, you’ll end up with buds full of seeds. LEARN MORE….
Vegetative Stage to Grow Cannabis
Cannabis Grow: Vegetative Stage
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