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NOTICE: All plants used in video contain ZERO THC. Some plants shown were either cadaver (artificial) or Kenaf. Want to learn how to grow marijuana? Visit www.learnsativa.org for more information… What You Need to Germinate Marijuana… 1. Seeds 2. Glass Jar 3. PH Balanced Water (7.0) Room Temp 4. Paper Towel (unscented, unbleached) 5. Large
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(Intended for the 18 & over) The easiest way to grow from seed to harvest using coco. I call it “SuperCoco”. Just add water! 5×5 Grow Summary – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evfCXAz–Ic&t=47s Harvest Tutorial – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7jtFioGCaU Autoflower Series Ep1 – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8rkaXPKCQc LINKS & COUPONS BELOW Want to help support this unmonetized channel? For less than a cup or
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Flower continues to be the dominant product category in US cannabis sales. In this “Flower-Side Chats” series of articles Green interviews integrated cannabis companies and flower brands that are bringing unique business models to the industry. Particular attention is focused on how these businesses navigate a rapidly changing landscape of regulatory, supply chain and consumer
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(Intended for the 18 & over) Episode 2 of Learning to grow weed easily from start to finish. The ultimate grow guide for beginner growers. Episode 1 – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4cSAGG6JJo&feature=youtu.be LINKS & COUPONS BELOW Want to help support this unmonetized channel? For less than a cup or two of coffee a month you can support me
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On January 15, 2021, the USDA published its final rule on US hemp production. The rule, which becomes effective on March 22, 2021, expands and formalizes previous guidance related to waste disposal of noncompliant or “hot” crops (crops with a THC concentration above .3 percent). Importantly for the industry, the new disposal rules remove unduly
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Part One of this series took a look at how the regulated cannabis market can only be understood in relation to the previous medical market as well as the ongoing “traditional” market. Part Two of the series describes how regulation defines vertical integration in California cannabis, and conversely, how vertical integration can address some of the