Harvest Preparation

Increase Flower Density With A Bud Hardener!

If you are noticing your blooms are very light and airy, you can try and increase flower density with a bud hardener!

If you’re a hobby grower cultivating for personal use, light, airy buds are super disappointing. Plus, they’re a hassle to try and trim.

From a commercial grower’s standpoint, growing dense buds is a must. Nobody wants to send a light, airy product to market. It's all about bag appeal!

There are a few factors that affect the density of your buds, but a lot of it comes down to genetics.

If you have your grow dialed in and use top-shelf genetics but still can't seem to produce the dense buds you're after, a bud hardener is your best bet.

At the end of this article, we’ll share some of the best products you can use to grow fat, dense colas this season!

Flushing Plants & Preparing For Harvest

Flushing plants is one of the final steps in the growing cycle, and means harvest is just around the corner.

This is a pivotal point, and improper flushing can lead to an unenjoyable final product with poor smell and taste, and a harsh smoke.

Worse yet, some growers omit flushing altogether, leaving behind all kinds of nutrients that they then consume with their flower.

We're going to cover best practices and teach you how to flush your plants properly, and recommend some of the best flushing agents currently on the market. We want to start by explaining what flushing is, exactly, and why it's so important.

How To Increase Terpenes and Terpenoids

As you become a more serious grower, you’ll wonder how to increase terpenes and terpenoids in your plants. We have 7 tips to get you started!

Beginner's Guide to Harvest, Drying, and Curing

After all the hard work through veg and flower, the time has finally come - harvest.

After 3-4 months of hard work growing your plants, you are ready to enjoy the fruits of your labor.

While most of the hard work is over, it is crucial to execute your harvest, dry, and cure to perfection. If you make mistakes now, all your time, energy, and money spent over the plants life cycle will be for not.

There are many intricacies to consider, such as the right time to harvest, how you will trim, and drying and curing strategies. Keep reading to ensure your first harvest is a successful one!