Overfertilization and cannabis
Discover how overfertilization affects your marijuana plants: key symptoms such as tip burn and clawing leaves, the impact on cannabinoids and terpenes, the role of pH and EC, and prevention and flushing strategies to optimize your harvest without nutrient excesses.
The post explains how to properly store cannabis depending on the format. The main enemies are light, oxygen, temperature and humidity. For dry flower, the ideal is a cool, dark cupboard in airtight glass jars, avoiding the fridge due to its humidity fluctuations. Extracts like rosin require strict cold storage, while BHO is more stable. Whatever the method, the container should always be left to reach room temperature before opening to avoid condensation, and glass containers should always be used, preferably vacuum-sealed for long-term storage.
Use of companion plants in cannabis cultivation
Cannabis monoculture depletes the soil and encourages the appearance of pests. Companion planting offers an ecologically sound and scientifically backed solution: tagetes and marigolds combat nematodes and whitefly; legumes fix nitrogen; aromatic plants repel pests and mask the smell. A well-designed polyculture reduces dependence on chemicals and turns the garden into a balanced ecosystem where cannabis is the great beneficiary.
Entourage effect in cannabis consumption
The entourage effect suggests that cannabis is more than just THC: the combination of cannabinoids and terpenes can make a genetic feel different (not necessarily stronger). Science still holds mixed views, so the most useful approach is to look at the full profile—not just the THC percentage—to better understand and choose varieties.
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