Yields

by Nebula Haze

This list covers some of the things I wish I’d known when I first started growing cannabis indoors. It’s possible that some of the items might not apply to you, but I’m sure every indoor grower ends up learning at least some of these lessons.

1.) The best way to learn how to grow is to just start growing

One of my biggest regrets about growing is that I didn’t start sooner.

by Nebua Haze

Light Reflectivity in the Cannabis Grow Room - Make the Most of Your Grow Lights!

Introduction

Reflectivity: Walls of the Grow Room

Reflection Options

by Nebula Haze

This article will teach you how to increase yields & potency of your home-grown cannabis without going crazy on your electricity bill!

Quick Grow Snapshot

(This “Quick Grow Snapshot” was put together by GrowWeedEasy.com's Nebula Haze based on an incredibly well-documented LED grow journal by our friend and fellow grower Endive)

by Sirius Fourside

Many growing methods seem like common sense once you're actually aware of them. For example, low stress training seems like an obvious thing to do once you understand that exposing more of the plant to light makes for more buds.

by Nugbuckets - Compiled and edited by Nebula Haze in August 2013
 

Read Nebula's Manifold Tutorial: http://www.growweedeasy.com/manifold

Table of Contents

by Sirius Fourside

FIMing: The act of pinching or cutting a young cannabis plant in such a way as to force it to grow 4 main colas instead of one. FIM is used as a word itself, but is actually an acronym for “F**k, I missed!”

So what exactly is FIMing?

by Sirius Fourside

You and I most likely share this opinion: Growing your own marijuana is the best way to obtain it!

But what happens when you’re growing your own medicine and you run out? You probably know how aggravating that is, but I’ll sum it up with this: No one likes running out of medicine.

In the interest of breaking that cycle, we’re going to show you how to NOT run out of your medicine.

by Nebula Haze

Question: How big does an outdoor plant have to get to produce a pound of buds?

I want to grow a 1-2 lbs of buds outside in my backyard, and I want to know if that can be achieved with just one plant. I can tend to the plant daily, provide water, nutrients, etc. I'm just worried about how big it will need to get. What does a 1 pound outdoor plant look like just before harvest?