While growing Cannabis hydroponically, the growers face so many challenges when it to creating an environment that typically meets the growing needs of plants indoors. The cannabis growers are well aware that they need to correct the temperature, humidity, nutrients pH, reservoir water, and many other factors that make an environment that becomes conducive for … Read more
The conventional method of applying micro plant powder is mixing and spreading them in the soil in combination with primary fertilizers. Application rates vary depending on the type of soil and fertility level whereas, the usual application rate is 100 grams per 1000 square feet area that is a bit difficult to apply accurately without … Read more
Polygala mariana P. Miller – Maryland Milkwort Family – Polygalaceae Stems: Leaves: Inflorescence: Note the naked inflorescence rachis. Flowers: Flowering – June – October. Habitat – Open wet areas, ditches, pine savannahs. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This species is scattered mainly throughout southern Alabama. The plant can be identified by … Read more
Helianthus radula (Pursh) T. & G. – Stiff Sunflower Family – Asteraceae Stems: Pubescence of the flowering scape. Leaves: Basal leaves. Inflorescence: N/A Involucre: Ray flowers: Absent. Disk flowers: Fruiting head. Flowering – August – October. Habitat – Wet flatwoods, savannahs, pine barrens. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This species can … Read more
Ageratina aromatica (L.) Spach – Lesser Snakeroot Family – Asteraceae Stems: Leaves: Inflorescence: Involucre: Ray flowers: Absent. Disk flowers: Flowering – August – November. Habitat – Pine flatwoods, sandhills, hammocks, old fields. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This species can be found infrequently scattered throughout Alabama. The plant can be identified … Read more
Cyclospermum leptophyllum (Pers.) Sprague ex Britton & P. Wilson – Marsh Parsley Family – Apiaceae Stems: Leaves: Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Flowering – March – June. Habitat – Sandy waste places, roadsides, disturbed sites. Origin – Native to tropical America. Other information – This species can be found scattered throughout Alabama. The plant is easy to … Read more
Cabomba caroliniana A. Gray – Carolina Fanwort Family – Cabombaceae Stems: N/A Leaves: Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Flowering – May – September. Habitat – Ponds, lakes, sluggish streams. Origin – Native to North America. Other information – This aquatic species can be found in a handful of scattered Alabama counties and is probably more common than … Read more
ILGM is a leading popular and well-known seed bank. They are our favorite seed bank as well as many other growers for a variety of reasons. ILGM offers a wide range of strains of cannabis with top-quality and popular strains. They are also known for their free growing resources for beginners as well as experienced … Read more
Canuk Seeds is a seed bank based in the UK and Canada, this seed bank is very well known for its top quality cannabis strains in the world. Canuk Seeds owns a unique collection of cannabis seeds and receives a lot of positive reviews on cannabis forums. We have also purchased seeds many times at … Read more
Barbarea verna (Mill.) Ascherson – Winter Cress, Yellow Rocket Family – Brassicaceae Stems: Leaves: Basal leaves. Cauline leaves. Inflorescence: N/A Flowers: Flowering – March – June. Habitat – Disturbed sites, roadsides, railroads, waste ground. Origin – Native to Europe. Other information – This introduced species can be found mainly in the eastern portion of the … Read more