Growing Cannabis: Vegan Hemp
Veganism is becoming one of the main trends of the modern world and affects almost all areas of life. This fashion trend has not bypassed and the canna sphere.
It may sound strange, but in the world more and more growers are trying vegan ways to grow cannabis.
What is it? In fact, everything is quite simple. At the heart of vegan gardening - abstaining from the use of chemical additives and, accordingly, minimal harm to the environment. Vegan growers prefer to use natural, vegetable fertilizers and nutrients. The result is environmentally friendly products, whether marijuana or tomatoes. And with the environment, everything is in order.
By the way, adherents of such cultivation claim that this method has already proven itself.
Let's figure it out.
What are the benefits of vegan gardening? In fact, there are a lot of advantages. One of them is to get a cleaner, better taste and, as mentioned above, a more natural end product. Synthetic nutrients, herbicides and fertilizers can leave behind a certain amount of by-products that can harm the human body. This applies to both fruit and vegetables, and cannabis.
Another reason is the harm that ordinary gardening does to the environment. Chemicals in synthetic products such as fertilizers, nutrients, and pesticides / herbicides can adversely affect the local ecosystem, flora and fauna.
But these are not all the benefits. Another plus is that vegan nutrients are much more easily absorbed by plants, because they contain less waste. And since vegetarian plants spend less time on the metabolism of nutrients, they can spend more energy on the growth and production of essential oils, terpenes and other compounds.
Becoming a grover vegan is not as difficult as it may seem at first glance. As cannabis growers are increasingly aware of the benefits of natural growing methods, there are now many new vegan horticultural products on the market, including soil, nutrients, fertilizers and more.
But you can cook them yourself, if you have the time, place and money.
The main and most important thing here is the soil, or rather its rich ecosystem. To do this, the soil must be enriched with waste of natural origin. Well suited tea, ordinary grass, bits of vegetables and fruits. In short, any plant waste.
They will provide enough food for germs in your soil. These microbes, in turn, create a lot of natural nutrients for your plants.
One of the easiest ways to create rich vegetarian soil is compost. Some nitrogen-rich plants can be added to the compost, for example, alfalfa, nettle, algae. Nitrogen is extremely important for the vegetative stage of your plant and will help your plants grow big and strong.
To achieve the desired level of phosphorus and potassium in your soil, you can add burdock, apples, peaches and plums.
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And if there is neither time nor desire, just go for specialty shops for gardeners.
And join the world of vegan cannabis.
And here you can purchase an excellent photoperiod or auto-flowering variety for future experiments with vegan growing.
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