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Cannabis growing, like bonsai cultivation, is an art form. A cursory glance at a bag of weed will tell you if it was grown with care and expertise. Likewise, a bonsai shaped and groomed over years by a skilled artisan will create a stark contrast to a rushed hack job being passed off as bonsai.
Leaf Science asks Tweed Inc. how to get a job in the Canadian medical marijuana industry.
The plant limit will surely result in shortages, leaving patients without access to their medicine.
Kind Love, a Colorado dispensary, is setting up a water treatment system to recover 97% of its waste water, making it far more sustainable.
There are many specific local California medical marijuana cultivation laws. Here are links to some of the crucial details.
Sami Grover suggests why marijuana legalization may be good for agriculture: fewer guerrilla grows and the efficiency of LEDs.
Remnants of a UK cannabis grow were accidentally included in the photos on a real estate ad.
High Times' Danny Danko describes the more horrible aspects of illegal pot growing, which I sometimes forget still happens. I love Colorado.
An Alaska couple's cannabis growing charges were dismissed due to issues about a police officer's honesty.
Screen Of Green (ScrOg) allows for heavy harvests from few bushy plants. These time-lapse videos are an excellent demonstration of ScrOG in action.
Over time, zig-zagging around the greater Northwest became an occupational requirement. We developed a map of safe zones: Idaho and parts of eastern Oregon
Indoor growing can consume a majority of free time if you let it. I have grown marijuana using three different methods: hydroponics, aquaponics, and dirt.
Former NASA scientist and co-founder of High Altitude School of Hydroponics, Dale Chamberlain, has now used his knowledge to form Colorado Grow Box.
Looking at the data, I see that it's much cheaper to shell out $700 to $1,000 for a nice LED grow light than it is to run an HID for a long period of time.
California town Arcata pushes for a marijuana reform to fight against industrial growers taking over neighborhoods.
Pioneering marijuana growers in the hills of Mendocino and Humboldt counties are being pushed to the margins by the legalization they long espoused.
