The most important and influential aspect for growing my own medicine has been “grow space.” My limited grow space has affected almost every decision I’ve made about growing. A 4×4 tent in my work office limits space for nutrients and … Continue reading →
As mentioned in the first two Scientific Grow Journal entries, the purpose of this experiment conducted by Dr. Dokyoung (D.K.) Lee was to better understand if turning off light for a certain period during the afternoon, when energy cost and … Continue reading →
By @medsforheads Some of us may have seen or even built a compost pile as a way to divert our kitchen scraps and dead houseplants from landfills and return them to the earth as they break down. But did you … Continue reading →
For nearly two years, I have been trying to learn as much about growing my own medicine as possible, including as much science as I can find behind the cannabis plant. But I admit, science is not my forte. When … Continue reading →
I am always looking for ways to improve our “A Friend Indeed” program, and as mentioned in this article about Rimrock Analytical, our A Friend Indeed program now has the ability to offer free plant sex testing to Veterans and … Continue reading →
Editor’s note: We at Illinois News Joint believe combining academia and cannabis is one of the best ways to normalize cannabis and its community. As such, Illinois News Joint has been partnering with colleges and universities to incorporating an educational … Continue reading →
Editor’s note: We at Illinois News Joint believe combining academia and cannabis is one of the best ways to normalize cannabis and its community. As such, Illinois News Joint has been partnering with colleges and universities to incorporating an educational … Continue reading →
