Indoor Growing - SeedSupreme Blog

You've secured the best equipment and a sweet-looking space, but your crops seem like they could be happier. Have you given thought to how to control humidity in a grow tent? It may be the last thing on your mind, but it's one of the most vital aspects to consider.

The health of your crops depends on an environment with controlled temperatures and relative humidity (RH) levels. Investing in the correct equipment puts you one step ahead.

Let's discuss how to maintain the grow room humidity for optimal results at harvest time.

Do you long for an abundant harvest of cannabis nugs but lack the necessary space? Perhaps you have an empty windowsill pot that’s just lying around. This guide shows you how to cultivate marijuana plants on your windowsill.

All sorts of flowers can grow on ledges, and weed is no different. Follow our simple steps, from choosing the right strain to ensuring proper lighting, and explore new ways to cultivate cannabis.

Let’s begin.

Has trying to choose from the plethora of cannabis seeds available made you confused? One of the most crucial factors in achieving a rewarding marijuana harvest is your decision between an autoflower vs. feminized plant.

 

As every grower wants their crops to reach their full potential, it’s essential to educate yourself about your choices of seeds. Knowing which type blooms the fastest or makes the healthiest clones sets you on your path to a bountiful yield.

 

Are you ready to learn which versions are the most suitable for your garden? Let’s take a deeper look into which weed seed, feminized vs. autoflowering,

How much light does a weed seed need? What’s the ideal quantity of rays to provide marijuana plants at different stages of growth? These are common questions among cannabis cultivators. Weed has special light requirements for optimal bud development. If you want your crops to grow well, ensure they receive the optimal illumination at each life phase. Here’s a guide to the best light schedules for your indoor marijuana garden.

The best humidity for weed makes all the difference in indoor setups. It helps plants consume much-needed water, grow large and strong, and fend off mold and mildew. The air in my house is good for me and my houseplants, you say. Can’t my marijuana flourish with that as well? Unfortunately, the best humidity for growing cannabis sometimes isn’t what humans find comfortable. It also varies between your crops’ life stages. Controlling this factor requires dedicated effort, but it pays. Get it right, and you’re one step closer to high yields of sticky, potent buds.

One of the biggest debates amongst cannabis users is the subject of indoor vs. outdoor weed. Some will tell you that indoor weed is more potent, while others claim outdoor marijuana is superior. The truth is, they’re all technically correct. Small details determine the general quality of all marijuana. Anyone claiming one way is outright better than another isn’t entirely accurate, but many of the reasons they give are factual. We’re going to unearth the truth about outdoor vs. indoor weed and show you why there’s no difference in most instances.

If you’re new to cannabis and are considering indoor growing, stick around. The topic of marijuana grow lights is somewhat complex, and there’s a lot to cover. Illuminate yourself on this complicated topic and learn how to determine the best lights for your situation. Let’s jump in and get started.

When you cultivate cannabis, there are many considerations before sowing the seeds. Your crops need the ideal environment to produce bountiful harvests—restricted space hinders development. So just how tall does a weed plant grow?

When your cannabis plant is in distress, it’ll show you. It will often do so by curling the tips of its leaves downward, giving them a claw-like appearance. This is the dre

Want to grow cannabis but feel overwhelmed by all the options? The increasing number of strains and hybrids available today makes finding the best weed seeds for beginners difficult. We’ve put together a shortlist to help you get started. Keep reading to learn what makes the best strains for beginner growers and why. Once you’re up to speed, we have a list of five fabulous options to suit all tastes.

Are you a total newbie with no idea where to start and not much money to spend on getting set up? Maybe you’ve just moved to a new state where weed is legal, and you’re curious about producing your homegrown crop? 

Growing weed indoors is a rewarding practice that you can pursue in any climate. However, it requires attention to detail, time, money, and the right equipment. By following and implementing the detailed steps as laid out in our beginner's guide to growing weed indoors

There are different reasons to grow cannabis indoors, from overcoming climate difficulties to compensating for seasonal shortages in light. People living in cities also often lack outside space to start a sizable crop.

Some say that to grow cannabis at home to be proud of, it takes time, effort and patience. But what kind of time and patience are we talking about? Weeks? Months?

Truth is, it’s actually possible to grow cannabis at home in a relatively short period of time. Every project is unique, but you’ll typically be looking at a total cultivation time of between 8 weeks and 16 weeks.

Not that this takes into account the drying and curing process, but we’ll get to that a little later.

For the most part, how long it takes to grow cannabis at home it comes down to the length of two primary cultivation phases:

• Vegetative phase
• Flowering phase
  
  

Neither of these can or should be rushed, but don’t necessarily need to take forever to get the job done. In any case, there’s one guaranteed method that can help anyone looking to grow cannabis at home as quickly as possible.

Autoflowering

It’s one of the most commonly asked questions among newcomers to cultivation - it’s also one of the toughest to answer.

Cultivating cannabis at home can be rewarding in a variety of ways. Along with the satisfaction that comes with growing your own, it’s also possible to save a small fortune on dispensary pot prices. Particularly in some regions of the US, where taxation and levies have made pot impossibly expensive for many.

So whichever way you look at it, cultivating cannabis at home is a cheaper option than buying it commercially. But exactly how much does it cost to set up a viable grow space?

A while back, the Marijuana Business Factbook published a report suggesting that the average cost of cannabis cultivation is $42 per square foot.Nevertheless, this is a rather sweeping (and perhaps misleading) generalisation, when you consider the