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Wild cannabis: what is ditch weed and can you use it?

The Cannigma

Ditch weed is a term used in North America for any wild-growing cannabis. It’s an umbrella term that can encompass any variety of cannabis plant found outside and growing without the help of a human. Ditch weed can be found across the world, although by this name it mostly means cannabis that is found in the midwest of the US.

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A Quick Guide About Autoflower Marijuana

The Joint Blog

We know the photoperiod cannabis strains, which are different from autoflower ruderalis strains, and flower quickly in the winter seasons. However, there’s a catch to this variety that most ruderalis strains contain a low level of THC content. The size of auto-flowering strains is short, and the buds are thick.

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Autoflower vs Photoperiod - Which is the best cultivation style for you?

Marijuana Seeds NL

One of the most recent debates to come up amongst home cannabis growers is now - autoflower vs photoperiod plants. Autoflowers , genetically contain cannabis ruderalis traits. For photoperiod plants, you’ll want to make sure your climate and season is long enough to provide the ideal conditions for growth. #6

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How to Grow High-Quality Weed at Home

The Joint Blog

Step 1: Choosing Your Cannabis Seeds. You have to make your selection from Sativa , ruderalis, Indica, and hybrid. Step 2: Cannabis Fundamentals. The temperature is set at twenty-seven degrees, although the plant can survive cold and heat except in extreme conditions. Step 3: Germination and Cannabis Seedlings.

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Minorities in cannabis, with Steven Philpott Jr.

The Cannigma

Part of our conversation today centers on how we can break down barriers and find ways to build cannabis companies that are minority-owned and uplift them. one of our science reviewers at The Cannigma and a cannabis trichome expert who is getting his master’s in Plant Sciences. Elana Goldberg: Hi, I’m Elana Goldberg.