If you love growing organic cannabis, worms can be your very best friend!  It's fairly simple to keep a small worm farm!  You will have the very best richest worm castings and by adding some worms to your living soil pots, they will aerate the soil naturally, break down organic matter, making robust nutrients bio…

Organic cannabis hits different. 

When properly grown and cured, the complexity of flavor and effect is hard to beat. 

This aesthetic difference can be attributed to the diversity of nutrients and probiotics available in living soils.

Nutrient diversity fuels the biosynthesis of complex compounds like terpenes and flavonoids that contribute to cannabis quality.

Growing organic cannabis is not rocket…

Mycorrhizae play an important role in plant nutrition. Because they are unseen, they are often disregarded when it comes to deciding upon a cause for decline in a particular planting. Just what are mycorrhizae and why are they so important in plant production? Ectomycorrhizal  roots of Picea abie. The word “mycorrhiza” means fungal root. To…

It’s alive—the soil, that is. Living soil is all the rage in cannabis cultivation. Think it’s just a marketing term? Think again: A new study conducted by Columbia University and a group of cannabis farmers compared indoor, hydroponically grown cannabis versus outdoor cannabis grown in living soil. 

The results are staggering. 

Cannabis grown outdoors boasted a significantly greater…

Different cannabis offers subtle, but important, differences in the type of psychoactive effects (or ‘high’). Sativa strains tend to produce a somewhat more euphoric, uplifting and creative high.

Indica varieties often produce heavier effects, sometimes with a profound body high/body stone. These indica strains can be especially popular with medical cannabis users, or with those seeking…

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