Growing Cannabis
Why Does My Cannabis Have Yellow Spots?
It starts with one or two tiny yellow spots on the bottom leaves, and before you know it, it’s climbing up your 15-foot giant. Most growers see yellow and immediately start dumping nitrogen on the plant, thinking she’s hungry. But if those spots have a dark border and look like a bullseye, you aren't dealing with a hunger strike—you’re dealing with Leaf Septoria.
Forest Floor Secrets: The Best “Free” Compost is Under Your Feet
When you’re setting up a guerrilla plot, the biggest mistake you can make is hauling 50-pound bags of commercial potting soil into the woods. Not only does it kill your back, but nothing screams "illegal grow site" to a hiker or a drone like a bright yellow bag of Miracle-Gro sitting in a clearing.
Cannabis Companion Planting for Pest Control
While I have very few 'bug' problems in my neck of the woods, I know that is not the case everywhere. After 50 years of growing, I’ve learned that the best defense isn’t found in a spray bottle—it’s found in the power of Cannabis companion planting for pest control, and assuring your plants are growing vigorously enough to over come infestations themselves.
