Growing cannabis indoors has made it possible to grow marijuana at any time of the year, regardless of the weather. The move to indoor cultivation has not only made growing cannabis more accessible and feasible, but more importantly, for the average stoner, it has removed the criminal element from the buying process. If you grow your own drugs, you no longer need a dealer. Self-sufficiency in cannabis is the main goal, and it can be achieved if you put your mind to it.

How to grow cannabis indoors

Growing weed is a practical activity that requires specialised equipment. Lighting kits, fans and charcoal filters, pots, nutrients, growing media and a grow tent cost money. Every growing business has a start-up cost as well as fixed costs such as electricity.

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Whether you’re new to CBD or have been taking it for a while, one comment always comes up: the taste of CBD oil. While some people don’t seem to mind it, many others don’t like it. But did you know that there are different ways to consume CBD oil that mask, enhance or eliminate its taste? Read on to find out more.

CBD OIL: HOW DOES IT TASTE?

CBD oil can certainly be described as having an acquired taste, and there’s certainly nothing wrong with that! Many things in life can be described in the same way (beer, for example!). But why does CBD oil taste so good? It’s largely due to the all-natural components extracted from the stems, flowers and leaves of the plant,

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Cannabis tinctures are discreet, powerful and convenient to use. The following recipes make it easy to make tinctures even if you want to avoid alcohol.

When making tinctures, alcohol is the standard solvent used. Why is this so? Because alcohol is very efficient at extracting cannabinoids, which makes for a very potent tincture. In addition, ethanol promotes speed of absorption, which means that the effects can be felt almost instantly. However, as well as being very expensive in its pure form, not everyone wants to consume alcohol. If you are sensitive, even a few drops of high alcohol content can have a noticeable effect. This is where the alternatives to alcohol come in, and fortunately they exist. The most commonly used non-alcoholic solvent is glycerine, a common food ingredient that is safe to consume.

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Cannabis (hemp) is one of the oldest useful and ornamental plants on the planet. People have been using this plant for ages, as ropes, cooking oil, essential oil and, of course, toxic substances can be made from this raw material. The number of consumers is constantly increasing (felt). It is not only teenagers who are using more and more hashish and marijuana. With the introduction of medical cannabis in states, the positive properties of the plant are increasingly being demonstrated in people of all ages.

But what is in the liquids that are becoming more and more popular? Are these products all illegal? “ask many interested smokers.

CANNABIS IS NOT JUST THC

The intoxicating and really banned substance is the Δ9 tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) contained in hemp –

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