Growers can choose from a variety of plant training techniques to achieve desired results in their plant's growth. Some common techniques like pruning, topping, and fimming can allow you to manipulate the height and shape of cannabis.

The flower room is where the female cannabis plant begins to develop bud sites and begin flowering. This stage of the cannabis growth cycle requires slightly different growing conditions than that of veg, and it is important that you take these needs into consideration when designing your indoor grow spaces.

What causes cannabis plants to flower? By controlling light and dark periods, you can manipulate when your plants flower. Learn about cannabis photoperiodism and how you can use it to your advantage.

This is where the growth cycle begins, regardless of what you call it; the nursery, clone room, or propagation room. Here, seedlings or trimmings are cultivated until they are established enough for veg. Discover best practices for initial set-up and starting your cannabis grow in this complete guide.

While every grower has their own preferences and faces a multitude of variables that may impact the best climate to achieve your intended quality, yield, odor, potency, and color, there are humidity and temperature ranges that are generally accepted. Let's identify these ranges at each stage of cannabis growth, and discuss some of the key components of maintaining cannabis grow room environments.

You may have heard the term "HVACD" being used in relation to indoor ag environmental control. Let's dive into the meaning of HVACD, and why dehumidification is an important pillar of your grow room's mechanical system.