Frequently asked questions

Soil is preferred over rockwool for health and environmental reasons.

It offers a natural root development base.

Keep clones in a humid, controlled environment.

Transplant to small containers and introduce nutrients gradually after strong root development.

Take cuttings just above a node with a clean 45° angle.

Start clones in soil (not rockwool) to avoid potential health risks.

Use two parts black peat and one part perlite.

This retains moisture while keeping the medium airy—ideal for young plants.

Maintain a warm (27°C) and well-lit environment.

Use a 250-watt HPS or full spectrum LED.

Begin light nutrients after a week and monitor plant support.

Check the nodes with a magnifying loupe: males show round balls, females have calyxes with white hairs.

Sexing affects your final harvest and breeding.

Use distilled water to soak seeds in a warm, dark place.

Seeds that sink after a gentle swirl are ready for planting.

Consider the desired high (Indica for relaxation, Sativa for energy), medical use, body vs. cerebral effect, and suitability for your growing space (height, humidity, width).

Keep seeds in a cool, dry, and dark place to preserve viability until you're ready to germinate.

Choosing the right cannabis strain is crucial as different strains offer varying effects, medical benefits, and growth characteristics.

The right strain aligns with personal preferences for the type of high, medical needs, and growing environment.