6 Things You Must Know Before Growing Great Weed

For medical marijuana businesses say dispensaries to get going they must get their products from somewhere. Legal weed growers are usually the main source of their livelihood. But what must you know as a legal cannabis cultivator in order to grow some great strains of weed?

Weed Genetics

Cannabis strains differ. Some are great as relaxants, others as pain relievers, and others will work best for Aids, cancer, glaucoma, or multiple sclerosis. In short no single cannabis strain will be a jack of all trades or could be good in everything. Because of this a great strain needs to be well taken care of if found. So start off by looking for such then take your time to make them flourish.

Feeding Plan

Pay close attention to what you feed your cannabis plants to. Early in their life cycle canna plants will need more nitrogen, usually at the flowering period. Later on it will need none of that. So knowing when and how to feed your cannabis plant with nitrogen will be awesome. In fact if you miss this and feed it later on in the cycle it could taste metallic and ruin your market.

Water Quality

Let me just say that all water isn’t equal. Usually the amount of dissolved solid elements in the water you choose can affect the plant significantly. And to know if this is true take for instance your domestic water that is often treated with added chlorine and fluoride to purify it. Cannabis needs consistent PH so invest in high quality Reverse Osmosis water filtration system.

Lighting

Simple as it sounds the truth is that your plants need adequate light. And usually, plants grown on the outdoor receive the full spectrum of light as opposed to those grown indoors. Meaning that, if you are using artificial lights as opposed to the natural light you will need to invest in very high quality lights, balasts, and hoods and if possible change your bulbs twice a year.

Conditions

Great cannabis yields also need optimal environmental conditions usually temperatures of 72-80 degrees, humidity levels of between 50-55%, and Carbon Dioxide of about 1,200PPM. Anything less or high could see your marijuana quality go down fast. Trust me this is the most expensive part of your investment and if you need great yields you will have to really keep an eye on this.

Flowering

You must also care well for your cannabis plants during their flowering periods. Typically weed has a very short lifespan of about 8 weeks. They need enough sleep and rest and any kind of mishap could spell disaster. Simple piece of advice, don’t interrupt your cannabis during their sleep time since this can affect the quality of your cannabis in a huge way.

 Even the best dispensaries in San Diego get their cannabis from the right suppliers. The same applies to other subsequent states such as LA, Alaska, and California. So if you want to give the very best to the market always take time to produce quality.