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What are PGRs and are they bad for me? | PGRs Weed
Article Summary In recent months, the conversation around Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) in cannabis cultivation has resurfaced, sparking a blend of curiosity and concern among consumers and cultivators alike. With the global PGR market projected to grow significantly, it's crucial to understand what PGRs are, their implications for cannabis quality, health effects, and the environment. What…
How to Germinate Cannabis Seeds
How to Germinate Cannabis Seeds

Germinating cannabis seeds can be done in several ways. Often, these seeds come with an expensive price tag - so it's worth finding a method that personally works and then sticking with it. For that reason, we wanted to put together a list explaining how to germinate cannabis seeds, with the help of guest author Aaron Nacci from Aztechlife.

London Grow Gang
ISMOKE Interviews London Grow Gang

London Grow Gang is a Cannabis horticulturist who we had the pleasure of meeting recently at a Cannabis Social event in London.

He’s a passionate grower, ensuring upmost quality in his strains and also carrying the tagline ‘Highly Organic’, which we thought was great.

We also thought it would be great for our readers if we sat down to interview London Grow Gang to discuss Cannabis, the law and horticulture.

Beginner’s Guide To Feminised Cannabis Seeds

You have probably heard of feminised cannabis seeds - but do you know about their history and why they’re so popular?

Feminised cannabis seeds have become a firm favourite for collectors and growers throughout Europe in recent years. As genetically modified seeds, they have been cultivated to be stable and regular and are now recognised for their benefits against ‘normal’ seeds.

hempcrete
Hempcrete is a Great Building Material

We have written extensively about the uses and benefits of the wonderful hemp plant here in the past on ISMOKE, but did you know about Hempcrete?

Hempcrete is similar to concrete but made from the cannabis plant mixed with limestone, making a durable substance that can be an alternative to traditional concrete - it's consistency is different to concrete when wet, but it drys into a stable material capable of holding up houses. So could this be the building material of the future?
Beginners Overview and Guide to Hydroponic Gardening
Centuries before the time of Christ, Egyptian records show that plants were being grown in the Nile without the use of soil and Marco Polo describes floating gardens in China in the thirteenth century. Over the past one hundred and fifty years, a great deal of research has taken place into soil-less cultivation, particularly during and after the Second World War when there was a need to produce food for military personnel stationed in areas where it would be otherwise impossible to raise fresh produce. Nowadays, in so-called developed countries, a great many plants are produced hydroponically. In Europe, for instance, around 80% of tomatoes and 90% of cucumbers come from hydroponic systems, as does much of the huge production of flowers in Holland.