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One of the most frequent questions we get asked by new customers is "How do I set my tent up?", and there is not always a "one size fits all" answer to that. That's why we decided to make a video on how to install a tent kit, specifically the 2'x2' starter tent kit we offer. This video goes over the basics on how to assemble a basic grow tent, how to install your light, different ways to go about your ventilation and more. We're going to breakdown each component of the video, and hopefully pr …

Information posted here was taken from our most recent (free) grow class Propagation 101. To see when this free grow class is available again check our 2019 class schedule. Germinating Seeds; A quick breakdown. There are two things to really consider when germinating seeds either for hydroponic or soil cultivation. Temperature & Moisture This is important because it is way seeds know when its time to "rise and shine." If you think about it Momma …

Information posted here was taken from our most recent (free) grow class Propagation 101. To see when this free grow class is available again check our 2019 class schedule. Cloning 101 Why Clone? Plants are just like people! Even when two people “breed” the offspring’s genetic traits aren’t consistent. Out of these 4 grass seeds (from the same mother plant) y …

Information posted here was taken from our most recent (free) grow class Pest Control 201. To see when this free grow class is available again check our 2019 class schedule. All IPM practices in this blog series are 100% Organic Spider Mites (aka your worst enemy.) In our blog post about  Preventative Measures in IPM we discuss why preventatives are so important and spider mites are the best example. A few hours of preventative practices can save you from week …

Information posted here was taken from our most recent (free) grow class Pest Control 201.To see when this free grow class is available again check our 2019 class schedule.All IPM practices in this blog series are 100% OrganicIPM ControlsLong story short, controls in the sense of IPM, are literally the things a farmer "can control". Indoors this can be a lot of things. Outdoor farmers however have much less control, so the few things they can control they must utilize to their full potenti …